Sentence examples for democratic attributes from inspiring English sources

American officials have argued during the last few days that while the number of countries with democratic attributes has vastly increased -- by their count from 30 to 120 since 1974 -- much needs to be done to consolidate democratic gains in the weakest nations and stop backsliding in others.

Mr. Racicot, the Republican chairman, attributes the Democratic possibilities to the inevitability of change and the independent character of Western voters.

He attributes deepening Democratic resistance to trade agreements to what he calls the "Dobbsian effect," named for the CNN broadcaster and vehement trade critic Lou Dobbs.

A longtime Democratic fund-raiser also attributed the party's success to an abiding hunger to retake the House.

Generalized trust, the faith we place in strangers, is a fundamental attribute of democratic societies.

There are many similar examples, including outgoing New York Democratic Congressman John Hall who attributed his defeat to the decision.

Consider the hoary cliche, attributed to Democratic New York Gov. Al Smith in 1928: "All the ills of democracy can be cured by more democracy".

In essence, KRG's relative security and stability and its economic and democratic achievements are fundamentally attributed to the Kurds ability to govern themselves.

Jack O'Connell, the state's Democratic superintendent of public instruction, attributes this to the reduction in class sizes and tougher standards.

But female voters also lean left, which Grabenhofer attributes to the Democratic party's more female-friendly agenda, which tends to be pro-choice and supportive of medicare and social security.

All of that spending was attributed to the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.