Sentence examples for democratic origin from inspiring English sources

In the liberal tradition, the moral legitimacy of (usually coercive) state action is generally predicated on its broadly democratic origin.

Music education and human flourishing: a meditation on democratic origins.

His policy prescriptions seemed to trump his Democratic origins.

Will 2004, a year in which the divisions between the parties may be deeper than they have been since the 1930's, be a year in which conventions retrieve at least some remnant of their democratic origins?

Like Dogtown and Z-Boys, Riding Giants is an avuncular and stylish film that eases in beginners with a three-minute crash course on the history of surfing - which Peralta sees as in harmony with the pursuit's democratic origins, when it was a sport for commoners and kings prior to the Christianisation of Hawaii in the early 19th century.

Despite the democratic origins of his administration, unique for an OPEC nation, he had recently spoken of perpetuating his reign indefinitely.

Political analysts have confidently assumed that the coalition would win a third term of office in the presidential election due to take place in December especially since the general's arrest in London last October served to remind voters of the less-than-democratic origins of their right-wing opponents.Yet their confidence looks a little premature.

But the tax credit idea is actually Democratic in origin, so there is no reason to doubt that its prospects will be affected by a change in power in the Senate.

While existing community structures can be usefully engaged, these structures are themselves not necessarily democratic in origin or in decision making.

A number of key members, however, are keen to retain the party's original social democratic and labour origins.

Judo 90kg Wednesday 10 August 2pm Country of origin Democratic Republic of Congo Host NOC Brazil Like Misenga, Mabika settled in Brazil following the 2013 world judo championships.