Sentence examples for democratic building from inspiring English sources

Although the earthquake's killing and destruction were of an unimaginable scale, we may be in a moment of grand après-dechoukaj, a moment of democratic building up.

New York's top Democratic building is the El Dorado at 300 Central Park West, the graceful twin-towered apartment house between 90th and 91st Streets, responsible for $65,600 in Democratic contributions.

As well as the magnificent array of Habsburg palaces, theatres, museums and opera houses, a selection of more democratic buildings - such as the city hall, parliament and university - also sprang up around the Ring.

Peacemaking and democratic state building require blood and magic.

In Ankara, Mr. Sarkozy praised Turkey's role and image as a democratic country building a bridge between Europe and Asia.

It is no longer a war of retribution for 9/11, no longer a war of democratic nation building.

All seemingly agree that the future successful democratic institution building relies on the possibility of the Chinese to act as individuals.

The work that led up to the agreement — negotiations that included industrialists, landowners and Islamists, as well as Baluchi and Pashtun tribal leaders — was itself a feat of democratic consensus building.

"Civil Society and Democratic Consolidation: Building a Culture of Democracy in a New South Africa," in Hermann Giliomee and Lawrence Schlemmer, eds., The Bold Experiment: South Africa's New Democracy (Midrand, South Africa: Southern Book Publishers, 1994).

We show that within-group heterogeneity can significantly delay democratic consensus building as well as give rise to the emergence of informal leaders, i.e. individuals with a disproportionately large impact on group decisions.

I am also skeptical of democratic nation building.