Sentence examples for democratic necessity from inspiring English sources

Dr Kelly's appearance at the Commons was a democratic necessity.

His removal is now a moral and democratic necessity.

It's a democratic necessity that the Snowden leaks are used to bring some genuine accountability to the NSA-GCHQ machine and its lawless industrial-scale espionage.

Yet he went on to help lead the successful yes campaign three years later and regarded the referendum in retrospect as a democratic necessity.

Gove's emphasis on them as limited-opportunity tools for determining university entrance highlights the coalition's refusal to see education as a democratic necessity, a resource that should be widely and equally available as a public good.

"Public libraries have more and more seemed to me a democratic necessity," she wrote to Moore in 1942, "so most of my war efforts so far, instead of going into civilian defense proper, have been devoted to keeping alive the little library in this town".

At the time, even the clergy emphasized the necessity of democratic rights and tolerance.

Mabry is kinder, suggesting that her conversion to the necessity of democratic transformation of the Middle East was genuine: she was "a realist who had been mugged by 9/11".

Lawrence directs the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard University, professes at Harvard Law School and champions the necessity of democratic citizenship through his leadership of the Fix Congress First movement.

"The Russian representatives discussing the problems of our country with us are no longer inclined to support the continuing existence of a dictatorial regime but speak of the necessity for democratic change," Mr. Manna said.

Rather than being "coined," the phrase was buried halfway through the third paragraph of a long essay in the July August issue of The United States Magazine, and Democratic Review on the necessity of annexing Texas and the inevitability of American expansion.