Sentence examples for democratic governing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zebari proclaimed the Governing Council "the most representative and democratic governing body in the region".

But his arguments on the need for more open, democratic governing practices in corporate America resonated well beyond the computer industry.

In fact, the entire Democratic governing vision, from President Obama on down, is based on the notion that we can have a growing welfare state and pay for it by taxing the top 2 percent.

Mr. Ortega, while shying away from blaming Mr. López Obrador for the decline of the party, made it clear that he wanted to remake its image into that of a party closer to social democratic governing parties in Chile and Brazil, and that street blockades were not in the plans.

Nor about his personal hopes for his country's future: non-racial, democratic, governed by the rule of law.

The form of a democratic government makes the laws governing suffrage and voting fundamental.

In France, concerned with a democratic society governed by equal rights, discourses on a "multicultural society" elaborate on a democratic society governed by equal rights and ultimately attempt to augment public opinion for diversity as an inherent fact in any democratic society.

Despite the fact that the Five Eyes comprises democratic governments, the rules that govern the arrangement – rules that have allowed the infiltration of every aspect of the modern global communications systems – are entirely hidden from the public.

"I would prefer that a reformed royal who is truly democratic would govern, than a religious dictatorship.

His voice rang out as he read the demand for a democratic state governed by the rule of law.

This will not deter or silence the voices of millions of working people who already give their approval for political funds through democratic ballots governed by statute.