Sentence examples for democratic features from inspiring English sources

He takes pride, no doubt, in the constitution's democratic features.

The democratic features of the EU can only be strengthened through member states," Hungary's prime minister, Viktor Orbán, said last Wednesday.

Michels points out that many of New York's atypical socially democratic features, like the coöperative-housing movement, were initiated by these practical revolutionaries, who were always ready to forsake orthodoxy for measurable gains in the working-class standard of living.

In fact, autocratic and democratic features can be found in most political systems around the world.

Its primary application is to democracies (Herodotus III.80) but it is also applied to moderate oligarchies that have democratic features (Thucydides III. 62.3 4).

What is particularly interesting is how Spinoza defends these democratic features, since this gives us insight into how democracies are to be defended in general.

Unlike those before him, he has failed to make it an Abbott party, and the party's exercise of its most democratic feature – the power to decide who leads it – may well render that failure terminal.

But we do need to recognize that we begin with anti-democratic structures built into the system and we need to pay careful attention to adding additional anti-democratic features that are extrinsic to the system and that are at the core of the current political paralysis at a time when the challenges of governance are unprecedented.

What if a commercial stressing Democratic candidates features Al Gore and Mrs. Clinton?

Instead, a Web site created by Matt Ortega, a Democratic operative, features an image of the toy that randomly generates sets of contradictory remarks by Mr. Romney.

Make it "If she had prevailed …" Reflecting her central role in German politics — even her Social Democratic opponents feature Ms. Merkel on their campaign posters — a new Web page (www.angela-merkel.de) features pictures from her childhood and youth that seemed designed — like Tuesday's school visit — to dispel any whiff of closeness to the Communists who led East Germany.