Sentence examples for democratic manner from inspiring English sources

"The decision should be made after a public debate and in a democratic manner".

Each local samaja elects its own officers in a democratic manner.

The elections were culminated in a free, fair, peaceful, credible and democratic manner".

Mr. Weinstein said that co-ops ultimately do function in a democratic manner.

Few believe the regime has the will or, importantly, the capacity to reinvent itself in a democratic manner.

Instead, she said she preferred that Serbia and Montenegro sort out their differences in a democratic manner.

This irony gave a tinny timbre to a movement that did considerable good as an overhaul of democratic manners and mores for a plural society.

For example, Barzun describes the starting point of conversation as contradiction: but democratic manners, that is to say American, will not tolerate this.

He pronounces Calvin Coolidge — whom he lies about having known at Amherst College — to be a leader by virtue of "his profound thought, his immovable courage, his genial and democratic manners," and much besides.

David Brooks (column, April 17) now acknowledges that he arrogantly underestimated the problem of democratizing Iraq, but his statement does not suggest that he has learned very much about democratic manners and ideals from this experience.

Harriet Wistrich, of London law firm Birnberg Peirce, who is representing eight women who had sexual relations with undercover police officers, said the notion that Scotland Yard operated in a "counter-democratic" manner was becoming more apparent.