Sentence examples for democracy process from inspiring English sources
This month, as the demonstrations built in Myanmar, a senior Chinese diplomat, Tang Jiaxuan, told the visiting Myanmar foreign minister, Nyan Win, that "China wholeheartedly hopes that Myanmar will push forward a democracy process that is appropriate for the country".
In his meeting this month with Myanmar's foreign minister, Mr. Nyan Win, Mr. Tang, the Chinese diplomatic envoy, also said Beijing wanted Myanmar to move toward "a democracy process that is appropriate for the country," Xinhua reported.
It trots out this formula so often when foreigners criticise its own behaviour that, even if it supports change, it is hard for it to utter more than platitudes, as it has this month, about the desirability of a "democracy process that is appropriate for the country".China has also been the chief beneficiary of the partial Western boycott.
The U.S. and other nations should encourage the democracy process.
The wonderful thing about California's direct democracy process is that any citizen with an idea and $200 can propose a new law for the statewide ballot.
Through these small circles of trust (affinity groups, working groups, caucus groups, etc) each individual is more likely to gain strength to stand and be heard in the direct democracy process.
He published major works on various subjects, including national security strategy, defense policy making, American political ideology, transnational organizations, conservatism, the governability of democracies, processes of democratization, and the comparison of U.S. and Soviet governments.
And if truth be known, this is probably a little bit of democracy in process right now here in Iraq".
If Iran is to embrace democracy, that process must occur from within.
Shannon McDermoTheyspokeriter about018 Global Journalism Fellow at the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs.
Trump seems not to understand the first, most basic principle of democracy: the process is more important than the outcome.
