Sentence examples for democratic elements from inspiring English sources

Under the nezam, with its autocratic and democratic elements in perpetual tension, Iranians were neither subjects nor citizens, and they reacted with appropriate confusion.

Pérez Jiménez was overthrown in 1958, and Betancourt returned to Venezuela, made peace with other democratic elements, and was elected president.

Fortifying the democratic elements in the post-Arab Spring nation-building, without discrediting them as American stooges, is a delicate business.

While Naomi Klein believes the Green and social democratic elements in Galbraith's ideas are making a comeback, other young economists of globalisation feel less inspired.

The agreements reached, which were accepted by Stalin, called for "interim governmental authorities broadly representative of all democratic elements in the population…and the earliest possible establishment through free elections of governments responsive to the will of the people".

Unlike her once and future colleagues, however, Jellicoe insists on taking the democratic elements of corporate culture seriously — only to be quickly demoted to a data-entry job in the basement, where no ideas are supposed to find purchase.

The democratic element is made up of some hundred souls.

ITV, which began in 1955, introduced this democratic element, forcing the BBC to up its game.

Liberal Reform is broadly pro-market while Social Liberal Forum has a more social democratic element in its ideology.

The most — possibly the sole — democratic element of race in this country lies in this ecumenical approach to blackness.

As conservative senators worked to restrain the democratic element in the political processes, the plebeians sought to expand their freedom.