Sentence examples for democracy identity from inspiring English sources

The organizational form of the cooperative is based on the sustainability principles of solidarity, democracy, identity and membership promotion and has a high potential for democracy [55].

For the first time in the annual vigil's quarter-century history, some student groups didn't take part and instead held their own memorials, a sign of an emerging rift between young and old over Hong Kong's pro-democracy identity that took root during the 2014 Occupy Central protests.

In reality, this controversy is the latest version of a debate that reaches back many decades and is perhaps essential in a heterogeneous democracy whose identity has long been in flux.

Different themes were identified: relationship managing, democracy, national identity, and national development.

Liberal-conservative citizens and blue collar workers and the unemployed can share similar positions for issues such as Euro/Europe, security, immigration/Islam, democracy, national identity or genderism, but could have differing views in areas such as tax justice, pension entitlements, medical insurance premiums, restrictions on rent increase or unemployment insurance.

"Our democracy, national identity and international space must be fully respected and any suppression would undermine the stability of cross-Strait relations," she said.

And finally, to assert that highly autonomous cities are a key bulwark in cultivating democracy, security, identity and happiness for their inhabitants.

I had quit my job at MTV and maxed out my credit cards to make Unsettled because I believed the story, about a bunch of twenty-somethings at the front lines of a conflict where religion, democracy, and identity collided, was about something more than the Gaza withdrawal or even the Middle East -- it was also about the lunacy of expecting real life to conform to stereotypes.

The civil liberties argument I thought a little absurd – many well-functioning democracies have identity cards and the information stored [on them] is less than most supermarkets have".

Direct democracy can transcend identity politics.

Once a symbol of democracy and Catalan identity during the dictatorship of General Francisco Franco, Barcelona is still a source of regional pride.