Sentence examples for democratic deciding from inspiring English sources

When the Internet has gatekeepers, who are self-appointed and profiting from what citizens wish to be free and democratic, deciding for us what we can and cannot communicate, and then sell our privacy to line their own pockets -- whom do we Trust?

If 2008 was about exalting the One, 2012 was about the disenchanted Democratic base deciding: "We are the Ones we've been waiting for".

"You can't be a little bit realist and a little bit democratic when deciding whether or not to stop a massacre".

Erdogan is seeing that things are starting to get out of control which is why his party offered to let a popular, democratic, vote decide the fate of Gezi Park.

So the Democratic candidate decided not to appeal to base Democratic voters, instead hoping to "reach across the aisle" to bring in "centrist" and "moderate" voters instead.

Here's how DC works: When a Democratic president decides on a policy direction, most of the Democratic insiders tend to either go along, or are very low key in their opposition.

With so many Democrats expected to run in 2020 and Democratic primaries decided by proportional representation — as opposed to the winner-take-all Republican primaries — it will be harder for any Democratic candidate to win a majority of the delegates.

Democrats recently lost control of the State Senate when two Democratic senators decided to caucus with the Republicans.

But then Democratic leaders decided to play brinkmanship.

But Democratic legislators decided that more pressing matters were at hand.

Most of George W. Bush's judicial nominations were easily confirmed, but, in 2005, many Democratic senators decided to make a stand.