Sentence examples for democracies part from inspiring English sources

If Obama is wise, he will make Daalder's Concert of Democracies part of his own campaign.

That is, the "democracy" part is as fundamental as the "social" part.

If you live in a democracy part of urban renewal should be that the public participate.

Initially embraced in the early 20th century as a means of asserting Korean identity against Shinto Japan and Buddhist China, Christianity is now a symbol of status, and, along with capitalism and democracy, part of an ideological trinity enthusiastically adopted from the West.

(See: "Confronting ISIS: Is Rule of Law & Democracy Part of Coalition?").

You may check the author's pre-elections essays, Part I ("The End of Philippine Democracy?"), Part II ("The Folly of Philippines' Autocratic Nostalgia"), and Part III ("Philippines at a Crossroads") here.

But in the past week it was the leaders of the new democracies once part of the Soviet bloc who suggested in the General Assembly that Russia had revived Cold War traditions by moving its tanks into Georgia.

The Soviet leadership also condemned the AUC's proposal for an exclusive union of democracies as part of the Cold War rivalry an attempt to strengthen the anti-communist (anti-Soviet) bloc.

But he insists that only he can lead the transition to democracy, in part to ensure that democracy will not deliver power to his Islamist opponents.

The word "democracy" is part of the problem.

Prosperity and democracy are part of your basic bargain, too.