Sentence examples for democratic controls from inspiring English sources

Unfettered by democratic controls and dictated by the preferences of donors, it doesn't have a great track record of devoting itself to our most pressing social needs.

Yet historians who have looked closely at where technologies really come from generally support the proposition that technologies are not autonomous but are social products, susceptible to democratic controls.

As Nicholas Shaxson explains in his fascinating book Treasure Islands, the Corporation exists outside many of the laws and democratic controls which govern the rest of the United Kingdom.

But technology today is so potentially intrusive it raises sharp questions about what sort of democratic controls or accountability can be exercised over the talented engineers at Cheltenham or their counterparts in Fort Meade, Maryland.

In the last decade, oil companies have been under increasing pressure to comply with strict standards of behavior while operating in countries with poor human rights records and few democratic controls.

Campaigners opposing the industrial-scale exploitation of shale gas reserves in the British countryside said the Government has removed key democratic controls in its dash to bring unconventional energy resources on stream.

Hochul's victory suggests Democrats have a fair chance to reelect President Obama, restore Democratic control of the House and maintain Democratic control of the Senate.

And in Arkansas, Democratic control has slipped.

So much for democratic control.

2. Democratic control; one member, one vote.

Because we have democratic control apparently.