Sentence examples for democratic regimes from inspiring English sources

And student bodies are shaping newer and more democratic regimes.

Put simply, in democratic regimes freedom of speech prevails.

In democratic regimes there is also the right to work.

Whether held under authoritarian or democratic regimes, elections have a ritualistic aspect.

Instead, more democratic regimes — weak, sometimes troubled, but still democratic — have taken their place.

Sometimes autocracies give way peaceably to democratic regimes, and sometimes bloody revolutions are necessary.

Oil, too, is often faulted for strengthening anti-democratic regimes.

"Today, students, we'll research whether there is any evidence that the West is complicit in propping up non-democratic regimes.

This week Yale professor and award-winning Holocaust historian Timothy Snyder issued cautions about surviving anti-democratic regimes.

More often now, Israel finds it easier to deal with non-democratic regimes, in the region or in the Asia-Pacific, where politics intrudes less on business.

A model placing the state at the center appeals to non-democratic regimes and countries endeavoring to catch up with OECD nations.