Sentence examples for democratic partnership from inspiring English sources

There is a word for that: not a "working democratic partnership" but extortion.

On Saturday, as the two men embraced before a crowd in Illinois, the new Democratic partnership made its debut.

Miguel Trelles, co-president of the Artists Alliance, said his group was not interested in evicting anyone, but simply wanted a democratic partnership.

This is no time to make ourselves the vulnerable vassals of Trump's every whim, when we could stay as equals in a democratic partnership with our nearest neighbours.

VANCOUVER, B.C., APRIL 4 -- President Clinton and Russian President Boris Yeltsin pledged a "new democratic partnership" today after a two-day summit in which they took each other's measure and proclaimed themselves more than satisfied.

She says America needs a "democratic working partnership" in Iraq and accused Mr Obama of making a "political" decision and not a "military" one The United States needed a working democratic partnership in Iraq and we should have demanded that Iraq repay the full cost of liberating them given their rich oil revenues.

The message that emerged was not to be confused: EU nations want need increased exports of U.S. natural gas to minimize Russian influence and forge strengthened democratic partnerships.

One approach to implementation research involves developing democratic partnerships between researchers and community stakeholders with a view to involving end-users in the design of research, promoting their understanding and capacity, and encouraging uptake of findings [ 5].

He argued that the early reforms initiated by the king (known as "the reform project") only aim was "re-concentrating power in his hand, away from the PM, and not for the creation of a popular partnership and a democratic life".

Justin Orlando Frosini, director of the Center for Constitutional Studies and Democratic Development a partnership between the SAIS Bologna Center and the Faculty of Law of the University of Bologna and an affiliated scholar at the SAIS Bologna Center, has received the University of Victoria's EU Centre of Excellence Visiting Scholar grant for summer 2010.

The organisation's aim is to strengthen the role of women in Zagora's economic development and democratic process, in partnership with the department for literacy.