Sentence examples for democracy to develop from inspiring English sources

Belinda Cormack, Peterborough Corruption is endemic in the region and to expect a Western-style democracy to develop overnight is naive.

As Omoweh (2012 6) explains, "Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Kwan Yew had contended that Singapore did not need democracy to develop, as evident in his claim of having moved Singapore from the Third World to the First without democracy".

I think that in order for change to happen in Egypt, for democracy to develop, there needs to be people who work within the existing system to transform it.

The Acemoglu-Robinson view is much more nuanced: states are often captured by powerful elites and very much used as a tool of oppression, but it is also possible for liberal democracies to develop in which the government not only helps people but also behaves in a way that is conducive to widely shared economic prosperity.

"We are struggling to establish real democracy and to develop the country, and we have got tangled up in the fight against terrorism," she said.

Although Locke's ideas were radical even quietly revolutionary in his time, his answers to questions (1) through (3) would need further elaboration, and even some alteration, as the theory and practice of democracy continued to develop.

We expect them to be members of a critical democracy and to develop their own beliefs in a systematic and scholarly manner.

Our job is not just to deliver social democracy but also to develop it.

Now democracy can continue to develop where it is most needed, at the state and municipal level.

Vice-Chancellor of Newcastle University, Prof Chris Brink added: "Over the next four years, we hope to see Science Central grow to become an exemplar of urban sustainability research, bringing together academia, organisations, industry, democracy and communities to develop solutions that will make a difference to people's lives across the globe".

Habermas's conception of the cooperation between philosophy and the social sciences in rational reconstruction of practical knowledge allows him to articulate a normative conception of "real democracy" more fully and to develop a social scientifically informed conception of democracy that is an alternative to current liberal practices.