Sentence examples for democratic experiences from inspiring English sources

Birth and death — the only real democratic experiences, existentially speaking — were in women's hands.

This is despite the fact that Mrs. Merkel's own democratic experiences were rooted in the civil society movements that blossomed in the former East Germany during 1989, only to give way to the established political parties.

"Something is deeply wrong if a country that claims to be democratic experiences this kind of paralysis while its citizens get used to a culture of thuggery at the highest levels", it opines.

It remains a very democratic experience.

"We still need a lot of democratic experience and practices to be learned.

More than sixty people were killed, in the bloodiest episode in Bolivia's turbulent democratic experience.

These dictators built no civil society, no institutions and no democratic experience for their people to work with.

The young women preferred the far more exciting and democratic experience of dancing with their dates in cabarets, she said.

"The new democratic experience is a challenge that many people who want corruption do not like," Mr. Morsi said in a long-winded speech that exceeded 40 minutes.

"Egypt hasn't had a strong democratic experience, except for a brief period in the 20s and 30s when there was some experimentation.

At the same time, the people's unity and their determination to remain peaceful will ultimately enable them to win their freedom and build their own democratic experience.