Sentence examples for democratic problems from inspiring English sources

This particular issue does not arise in many other advanced democracies, though they have democratic problems of their own.

If they are the answer to the regions' economic or local democratic problems, what is the question?

It consists of three parts, "The Solution to Democratic Problems," "The Solution to Economic Problems" and a section offering solutions to social problems.

"Why should we undo them?" That's the real question: it's partisan gerrymandering, not explicitly race-motivated gerrymandering, that creates fundamental democratic problems in 2014 – including racial ones.

If that were to happen, this contest could come to be viewed, in the post-mortems of Nov. 3, as the election that captured the sweep of Democratic problems.

And Mr. Steele has made clear he would not leave quietly — he strongly suggested at his party's winter meeting in Honolulu his intention to seek another term — and the last thing Republican leaders want now is an internal fight that would draw attention away from Democratic problems.

The greatest democratic problem today is the weakening power of the nation state faced by threats stretching beyond its borders.

We agree with you about the democratic problem, they say – but it's the price we have to pay".

"The Weiner option solves the entire downstate and Democratic problem," he added, "and shifts the focus to upstate for a Republican contribution of a seat".

"The big Democratic problem in Georgia – and this is true through the deep south states – is that they can't get more than 23% of the white vote.

This is a democratic problem that could become a political opportunity: the EU electorate has no real political representation in the UK because only few participate in the electoral system.