Sentence examples for democratic operation from inspiring English sources

"New York City is emblematic of Bush's failed leadership and broken promises around the country," said Jay Carson, spokesman for the new Democratic operation.

The Democratic operation will seek to draw on high-profile names -- like retired Gen. Wesley K. Clark, the former presidential candidate, and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton -- to be surrogates for Senator John Kerry, the Democratic nominee.

Among financing options for companies, ICOs are fairly unique in their relatively democratic operation.

Fox News, the propaganda mouthpiece for President Donald Trump, had few qualms about suggesting this may have been a Democratic operation.

"The Democratic operation, which has a Hispanic outreach component, has been in force now for two or three cycles," said Ralston.

American Bridge 21st Century is a relatively new Democratic operation -- conceived by David Brock, the founder of the highly successful progressive media tracking organization Media Matters, and run by former high-ranking Hill and campaign staffers -- but its ambitions, as exemplified by plans for that server, are far-reaching: The group aims to redefine the art of opposition politics.

The commission voted yesterday not to rein in puppet Democratic operations that are already spending scores of millions in big unregulated donations from unions and fat-cat partisans.

Democratic operations were more about getting out the vote (GOTV) than giving people reasons to vote for Democrats instead of Republicans.

The position is proceduralist because collective reasonableness emerges from the operation of the democratic process; it is epistemic insofar as that process results in collective learning.

This year, he said, it seems that the Democratic turnout operation has been even more active than it was in 2008 or 2012.

"It's creeping momentum," said William M. Daley, Mr. Gore's campaign chairman, who placed great faith in the Democratic field operation.