Sentence examples for democratic qualities from inspiring English sources

The systemic approach holds that deliberative practices are assessed not only by their deliberative or democratic qualities, but their efficacy in relation to their usage at various levels of policy hierarchies [18, 25].

You have to accept its democratic quality in order for a film to really be alive and interesting to watch.

GROUNDS for Sculpture was once part of the state fairgrounds, and it retains a festive air, with a democratic quality.

Besides being quintessentially American, the Corvette has the democratic quality of being more broadly affordable than most sports cars.

The premise of the MOOC movement is as commendable as it is democratic: quality education should not be a luxury good.

It's about the strength of an economy, the democratic quality of a society, the shared values of a community and most of all the will of a people to fight to protect all those things when they are clearly endangered.

It's the landscape's only truly democratic quality, whatever category you fit into — poor, a child, a woman, a man with an arm or a penis that might get chopped off, a parent, a lover, or really anyone with anything to lose, like a king.

Gazing out at the new Berlin taking shape before the new chancellery on the River Spree, Mr. Schröder added: "I believe we have reached a level of civil society that has discredited the yearning for dominant personalities, and it is good that this is a country that has developed a real democratic quality.

A model of democratic quality analysis that is just as important is that developed by Leonardo Morlino.

Which problems have been opened up by the socio-political literature that has theoretically and empirically analyzed security policies in a perspective of improvement of democratic quality?

In the conclusion there is a discussion on whether urban governance may be considered the most suitable territorial level to improve security policies and democratic quality.