Sentence examples for democracy and control from inspiring English sources

In addition to trade and democracy and control over body fluids, a key feature of modernity is rapid technological innovation.

We have changed regimes; there are no weapons of mass destruction; and we are told daily that most Iraqis want to move toward democracy and control their future.

Brexit means "restoring our democracy and control of our borders and our lives and a fair bit of cash", said the foreign secretary.

More specifically, we analyse the independent and interdependent effects of level of democracy and control of corruption on per capita household electricity consumption in SIDS, using data from 34 SIDS over the period 1996 2009.

The results show that although the independent effects of level of democracy and control of corruption are sensitive to model specification, these two factors do have an interdependent impact on per capita household electricity consumption: democratization has positive effects on provision of electricity to the general population only when there is a certain level of corruption control in place.

There are alternatives to consider along these lines -- structures that support economic justice, such as worker democracy and control, consumer cooperatives, social democratic policies, and democratic socialism.

Thomas L. Alsbury, an associate professor at North Carolina State University, said boards controlled by mayors may improve efficiency, but can have "a chilling effect on the function of democracy and the control of our schools from the local citizenry".

Over the past eight years, in the name of reviving Russia after the tumult of the 1990s, Mr. Putin has waged an unforgiving campaign to clamp down on democracy and extend control over the government and large swaths of the economy.

A fissure within the constitution of 1979, between parliamentary democracy and ecclesiastical control, now threatens to detonate the revolutionary ruling class known in Persian as the nezam or "system".

Mr. Bush said Mr. Bremer now has a "comprehensive strategy" to move toward democracy and Iraqi control of the country, though White House officials concede that the strategy bears little resemblance to the one they drew up before the war.

"In November, 2.3 million Michiganders clearly demonstrated that they want transparency within their democracy and local control of their government," he said.