Sentence examples for democratic behaviour from inspiring English sources

Mr Meles has gambled that donors are keener to see good results from their money than to require proof of democratic behaviour.

But precisely because those bodies wield hard political power, they often compromise on their ideals: when you are doling out military aid or trade deals, you cannot always reward democratic behaviour, and punish the opposite, with perfect fairness.

This time, however, Mr Capriles conceded and congratulated Mr Chávez soon after the results were announced.In response, Mr Chávez, who had previously called Mr Capriles a "fascist" and a "pig", acknowledged his opponent's "democratic" behaviour.

He acknowledged the opposition's democratic behaviour in recognising its defeat, saying it was "a very important step towards peace and cohabitation", and called for "dialogue, debate and working together" for the country's sake.

Overall, the Learning Circles initiative has improved school retention and academic performance, promoted coexistence and democratic behaviour, decreased violence in the classroom and at home and increased parental involvement.

That means criticising Mr Putin's government for its undemocratic behaviour at home and its anti-democratic behaviour abroad.

The commission is often hesitant about confronting national governments head on, but in this case it should hold firm.European leaders should condemn Mr Orban's anti-democratic behaviour loudly and clearly.

It seems there are ways to adopt and pursue demands that lead not into anti-democratic behaviour, and not into reformist "give us this and we will go home happy" behaviour, but into escalating awareness, militance, and desires.

Nobody would condone fighting or anti-democratic behaviour, but in France you barely get much more than a shrug of the shoulders – even when the tricolour is being used to try to incite hatred.

Speaking in a Commons debate on Wednesday night, Haigh said: "I just called for the house to be given evidence and to look at the details of the group's paramilitary activity and anti-democratic behaviour.

It is the legalism of the barbarian, and the instinctive political philosophy of all who are in revolt against democratic norms of behaviour.