Sentence examples for democratic constraints from inspiring English sources

Bodies like the World Trade Organization, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund operate free of democratic constraints.

Ours remains a post-feudal state on to which various democratic constraints have been bolted through history.

His style recalls an era when the British empire was flourishing and merchants traded grain, but children starved, and – most importantly – there were no pesky democratic constraints to prevent the wealthy enjoying their freedom.

This distinguishes them from populists (such as incoming Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador, those who have recently run Greece and a host of other politicians in the West) who embrace populist economic messages and even the elite-popular divide but still mostly work within democratic constraints and rules.

And the new president shows little readiness to come to terms with the rebellious Chechens, still reeling from Mr Putin's brutal war against them.More disturbing still are the signs that Mr Putin, a former KGB spy, holds civil rights in contempt, believing that an iron hand is required to bring order to the country and that it should not be unduly fettered by democratic constraints.

Even if reversing such processes were possible, it is not feasible in any short time span and under the democratic constraints.

This means that within the judiciary the only democratic constraint is the election of judges.

At the same time all the initiative lies with the prime minister as a leader largely untrammelled by democratic constraint.

Examining recent wars, including those in Afghanistan and Iraq, War and Democratic Constraint links domestic politics and mass media to international relations in a brand-new way.

War and Democratic Constraint shows that the key to how a government determines foreign policy rests on the transmission and availability of information.

And we will remember that the excesses of both the state and markets can dominate and disempower, while each can also liberate and mobilise human potential when put to proper use and placed under democratic constraint.