Sentence examples for democratic conditions from inspiring English sources
In Egypt, officials in 2006 delayed local elections for two years, saying they would use that time to improve the democratic conditions, though those improvements have not occurred.
Much more meaningfully, according to Mr Bayik the PKK now strenuously denies it wants a separate state in south-eastern Turkey, where Kurds predominate .All we want is to live freely with our own identity, culture and values in democratic conditions," he says.
Referring to the rise of Hitler's National Socialists, Mr. Konrad said in an interview with the Berliner Zeitung that "the law reminds me very much of 1933 when the NSDAP came to power with an electoral majority under seemingly democratic conditions".
"A non-democratic government can create democratic conditions for decentralisation [and an] economic climate for revival," he says.But the delay suggests that General Musharraf may be under intense foreign pressure to observe constitutional propriety, perhaps by retaining a government based on the current parliament.
Some feminists have focused squarely on the internal democratic conditions of epistemic communities required for objectivity.
But for orders to be legitimate, democratic conditions pertaining to representation, voting, public debate and political competition must be met.
"People are in a very, very open democratic condition.
In 1853, he wrote that to create "a democratic condition of society as well as of government" it would be necessary to have more "parks, gardens, music, dancing schools, reunions," the purpose of which was "unconscious, or indirect recreation".
Hence, there must be a characteristically democratic condition of legal normality, and a theory of democracy should tell us what it is.
Even in the most democratic of conditions, politicians have immense influence, perhaps more than they themselves realize.
Looking across initial democratic societal conditions, development outcomes and cooperative norms are most varied in low SE societies and tend to homogenize as individual and societal expressive culture increases.
