Sentence examples for democratic evolution from inspiring English sources

Does it contain within itself the possibility of a democratic evolution?

Mr. Thaksin's case is being closely watched by those who follow Thailand's democratic evolution.

Philip Jennings, general secretary of the global UNI union said: "We need some governance to ensure a democratic evolution and that requires public policy discussion.

Private broadcasters and newspapers, a growing new influence in Egyptian politics and a rare sign of democratic evolution, have been pressed to mute critics of the regime.

The political opposition had envisaged reconciliation with the FIS as an element in a democratic evolution that would eventually see the retreat of the army from politics.

Unfortunately, the proposed remedy is as misplaced as was past support for Pakistan's military dictators, which came at the cost of the country's democratic evolution.

As in much of post-communist Europe, while the democratic revolution had succeeded, the evolution of a democratic society was still in doubt".We all believed that democratic institutions would guarantee democracy.

In the latest survey, Democratic belief in evolution was about the same, 67%, but Republican support had fallen to 43%.

"One side wants a gradual evolution of democratic institutions and a more democratic reading of Islamic institutions," said Kavous Seyed-Emami, a political science professor at Imam Sadeq University in Tehran.

I confess to writing speeches for Richard Nixon assuring conservatives that trade with China would lead to the evolution of democratic principles in Beijing.

Although in practice much of the power in Plymouth was guarded by the Pilgrim founders, the compact, with its fundamental principles of self-government and common consent, has been interpreted as an important step in the evolution of democratic government in America.