Sentence examples for democratic affairs from inspiring English sources

In addition, the Rev. Al Sharpton, one of Mr. Ferrer's most influential supporters, said in no uncertain terms that Mr. Bloomberg should stop meddling in Democratic affairs, particularly those involving racial politics.

Not the traditional fashion-forward department store pageants where fancy designers open fancy trunks full of ball gowns for fancy women, these are more democratic affairs, held in private homes or hotel suites from Charlotte, N.C., to San Diego, and catering to working mothers and society mavens with pressing toddler wardrobe needs.

In November, UK Prime Minister Theresa May also directly accused Russia of seeking to meddle in the democratic affairs of other nations by planting fake stories in the media to try to sow discord in the West by 'weaponizing information'.

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The races on this half-mile oval are an unabashedly democratic affair.

At the Democratic affair, a film entitled "You Can Win Elections" was shown; the star of it was Melvyn Douglas.

After years of dominance by a few top programs, this year's tournament is a more democratic affair, and the odds are that the 2010 title could easily go to a first-time winner.

This is not going to be a very democratic affair, and it is certain to contain some unsavoury characters, perhaps even some former members of the Taliban, though preferably no monsters.

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Today's highly interactive Web offers a chance to go much further, O'Leary says, taking religion out of the hands of physical churches and making it a more democratic affair.