Sentence examples for democratic question from inspiring English sources

And this poses an important democratic question: is it right that the biggest victims of Osborne's attacks, those who were under-18 on 8 May, had no say in their political future?

"It's a basic democratic question and we believe our voices deserve to be heard in those debates".

But even if Donnelly is a "yes" on the background check bill -- which, as The Huffington Post reported, is still far from being finalized -- there are five other Democratic question marks: Sens. Mark Pryor (D-Ark)., Kay Hagan (D-N.C ., Mary LanD-N.C .D-La)., Heidi HeitkaMary Landrieu

The Republicans also turned aside Democratic questions about their links to the oil industry.

As Hansard records, he said: In the course of my life I have developed five little democratic questions.

It is just possible to imagine that the former Viscount Stansgate regards the former Mr Heath as a technocrat at heart, not very interested in the democratic questions that preoccupy him; and that, in return, Benn is regarded as a bit of a gadfly.

PRESIDENT Bush's use of a recess appointment to install John Bolton as America's representative at the United Nations may have ended an ugly confirmation battle, but it unfortunately left unresolved a significant mystery that had fueled Democratic questions about Mr. Bolton throughout the summer.

Heading into the DeVos hearing, Murray made sure to coordinate Democratic questions, to avoid overlap and make sure effective follow ups were delivered.

Members are elected by states that see good in them, Mr Biden was chided by a Democratic elder: question senators' judgment by all means, but not their motives.

But many, including both Republican and Democratic congressmen, question the wisdom of appearing too close to the country's strongman, Hun Sen, who has ruled with an iron fist for almost three decades (see Banyan).

The Democratic primary question was asked only of those who said that they would most likely to vote in that primary.