Sentence examples for democratic aspects from inspiring English sources

After years of press persecution, he seems to feel re-empowered by the medium's democratic aspects.

There were limitations to the democratic aspects of the General Assembly, however.

Fidesz used its two-thirds supermajority in Parliament to adopt the Constitution, which critics say tightens the government's grip on the news media and the courts and dismantles democratic aspects of the judiciary.

Governments, and powerful corporate entities, are consistently limiting democratic aspects of the web.

Furthermore, the strong emphasis on collaboration in participatory approaches demands that democratic aspects have to be considered.

To detractors such as Robbins, such frameworks downplay the technological achievement the railroad represented and the democratic aspects of Manifest Destiny.

Mitchell appreciates the democratic aspect of darts.

However, the democratic aspect is great; it will give the PCC legitimacy.

The Times called the room "the most artistic in the college" and noted Barnard's democratic aspect: "the obscure, poor, self-denying, hard-working girl meets on terms not only of equality, but of cordiality with the girl whose family has been distinguished for generations".

Now that the capital has been mostly stitched back together by architecture, development and investment, that gritty, democratic aspect is slightly less apparent, but the attitude still exists.

The democratic aspect is deceptive.