Sentence examples for democratic component from inspiring English sources

Johnson insisted that he would remain the "democratic component" for London policing.

"The trouble with the way the government's doing it is, it has no democratic component.

In the new intergovernmental way of doing things the European Council will lead, the European Commission will be its servant and draftsman, and the European Parliament its sounding-board.This passing of the initiative back to national governments is all the more welcome because it increases the democratic component of policymaking.

In order to stay in one of the catbird seats of the 21st century, and to protect the democratic components of the world order, the US has to do two things: renew its political system and/or its decision-makers, and change its economic system.

He would opt for building a third party with a strong democratic socialist component, as has been urged by Jill Stein of the Green Party and Seattle City Councilperson, Kshama Sawant, of Socialist Alternative, and others.

Without this empirical and descriptive component, democratic norms become merely empty ideals and not the reconstruction of the rationality inherent in actual practices.

"A free press is an absolutely critical component of democratic order and it must be restored to protect the rights and humanity of the Honduran people".

This was organised on a democratic centralist basis, with component parties required to fight for policies adopted by the body as a whole.

In recent years, as the Democratic Party became an uneasy coalition of young activists, affluent social liberals, union labor and minority voters, this strategy has also become a key component of Democratic primary campaigns.

With regard to teaching art to produce the right kind of sensitivity, Nussbaum seems to realize that one will have to censor the content of the art that the students encounter: "The imaginative component of democratic education requires careful selectivity".

While it is clear that representative institutions are vital institutional components of democratic institutions, much more needs to be said about the meaning of democratic representation.