Sentence examples for democratic conversation from inspiring English sources

Get ready for a difficult democratic conversation.

Matt Bennett, a co-founder of the moderate Third Way, said such a statement would shape the coming Democratic conversation.

"And then there is going to have to be a very difficult democratic conversation that takes place.

Every day, it says, "the UK's newspapers – digital and print - can be counted on to provide the subject matter of the country's democratic conversation.

Socially, too, creative expression is central to citizenship, equipping people to express themselves and communicate ideas and emotions as part of a wider democratic conversation.

It is intended to suppress rational dialogue and democratic conversation, to win by insult and intimidation rather than by reason, experience, and fact".

But in these extraordinary, extended democratic conversations, a country of more than 300 million citizens chooses a leader peacefully, popularly and surprisingly efficiently.

In his speech, Pullman contended that the literary School of Morals is inherently ambiguous, dynamic, and democratic: a "conversation".

In the last few years, the internet has become the primary incubator of democratic political conversation.

Ask Kathy Sullivan, a former chairwoman of the New Hampshire Democratic Party, what issues will be critical in the state's presidential primary race, and the first thing she mentions is healthcare the issue that has dominated Democratic policy conversations for years and was a flashpoint when Barack Obama was squaring off against Hillary Clinton in 2008.

But as the dust settled on that remarkable democratic event, the conversation effectively ended.