Sentence examples for democratic reasons from inspiring English sources

Clearly, that would not be the case now, in part for honourable democratic reasons.

These latter advocate giving greater control to citizens partly for democratic reasons and partly because doing so can improve policy making and policy implementation.

Moreover, there are democratic reasons to embrace a regular rotation of citizens through government positions, principles that should be familiar to any politician who has praised a part-time legislature.

Certainly not for democratic reasons (that seems unlikely for a man at the helm of a billion-euro label selling bags with four-figure price tags) – it's more likely for the insider fun of it.

Many within May's own party support the call, with backbencher Dominic Grieve saying Tuesday that he sees "sound democratic reasons for asking the electorate to confirm what it wants to do".

"We have done so until democratic reason has won out definitely".

But there's no democratic reason for people to accept it.

Terrorism is limitlessly monstrous, almost always killing noncombatant civilians, but also burning up democratic reason itself, leaving in its place hatred.

The complex opinion expressed in the statement gave both Mr. Hevesi and one of his Democratic rivals reason to declare a modest victory in a feud over whether Mr. Hevesi is complying with the law when it comes to his chief consultant and campaign manager, Hank Morris.

But, despite the risks it involves, Tsipras's gambit was necessary for broader democratic and political reasons.

The territory has since developed democratic aspirations, for reasons that are unfathomable only to China's leaders and Hong Kong's oligarchs.