Sentence examples for democratic powerhouse from inspiring English sources

He has overhauled a country once haunted by military coups into a regional democratic powerhouse.

And on Monday, another Democratic powerhouse is set to take up the cause.

Mr. Janiszewski, 58, a onetime Democratic powerhouse in the state, pleaded guilty last October to accepting $100,000 in bribes just as Mr. Treffinger was being indicted.

Mr. Clark made his rounds in Hollywood last week and, like the other Democratic Rhodes scholar from Little Rock, took the town "by storm," as one Democratic powerhouse said.

On Friday, Mr. Dingell, 86, the former Democratic powerhouse who asserted jurisdiction over vast expanses of federal policy as the intimidating chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee, will become the longest-serving member of Congress in history with his 20,997th day as a representative, surpassing the record held by Senator Robert C. Byrd, Democrat of West Virginia.

The Huffington Post has an exclusive interview tonight with Florida Democratic powerhouse, former Senator Bob Graham.

A burly, blunt-spoken political brawler, he commanded the Democratic Party organization in Queens in the early 1970's while defying and deriding other Democratic powerhouses on the local landscape.

That trio trounced Michigan's traditional Democratic powerhouses, the big trade unions and urban black groups, who both largely backed her opponents.Centrist politics, charm, even a fondness for new-age jargon: it is hardly surprising that Ms Granholm is being compared to a certain recently retired baby-boomer.

Still, the decision, though difficult, shouldn't concern the U.S. The South has gone from an authoritarian economic wreck to a democratic economic powerhouse.

Mehlman is leading a gay marriage rights fundraiser featuring the landmark lawsuit orchestrated by former Bush administration Solicitor General Ted Olson and Democratic political powerhouse David Boies -- and those supporting include Paul Singer, Mary Cheney, Mark Gerson, Steve Schmidt, John Podesta, Steve Elmendorf, William Weld, Christine Todd Whitman and more.

Both candidates support abortion rights, were endorsed by the powerhouse Democratic women's PAC EMILY's List, and have cited Trump's policies as motivation for running.