Sentence examples for democratic collapse from inspiring English sources

Consider, for example, the Democratic collapse on national missile defense.

We saw the impact of the Democratic collapse in the states during this year's presidential primaries.

The air thickens with 1930s-style hate, fear and democratic collapse.

It can be hard to see the extent to which the Democratic collapse has occurred.

In normal times, the temptation would be to give Pelosi her last-hurrah campaign to win back the speaker's gavel that she lost in the 2010 Democratic collapse.

While we often disagree over important policies, we are more unified than ever in our fear of a coming wave of democratic collapse.

For all of their economic positioning, they cannot hover above American democratic foundation collapse.

When this democratic culture collapses, as it has in the US, the result is deaf debate and deadlocked government.

In Nepal, democracy emerged with the "people's revolt" (the "jana andolan") movement in 1990, but transparency remained low, and democratic rule collapsed in 2002.

It will be the first hartal since democratic politics collapsed in late 2006 and will come only ten days after mayoral elections in Chittagong, the country's second city, which the party is expected to lose.Demoralised and in disarray, the BNP has just 30 seats in parliament, down from 193 in 2001.

But suspicion is growing that the latest skirmishes may form part of a wider plan by the church to regain the grip on Italian politics that it lost in the early 1990s, when the Christian Democratic party collapsed in a welter of scandal.Under the leadership of Cardinal Camillo Ruini, head of the Italian bishops' conference and vicar of Rome, the Italian church has become increasingly assertive.