Sentence examples for democratic relationship from inspiring English sources

They have no organic, let alone democratic, relationship with the grassroots that they claim, in some way, to represent.

If Iraq is to build a democracy capable of inspiring emulation by its neighbors, it must begin by fostering a healthier, more democratic relationship among its three main groups.

It emphasized a democratic relationship within the educational interaction, which resulted in the design of activating teaching methods.

For example, the traditional values of obeying authorities and upholding unity are contrary to the goal of establishing a unique and democratic relationship between a teacher and each individual child.

One aspect of civic tech includes the use of technology by governments to deepen the democratic relationship between citizens and their state.

Physicians can increase patient satisfaction by accepting the role of helping their patients participate in decision-making and understanding their patients' wishes for family involvement, and so cultivating a democratic relationship in which decisions can be made cooperatively.

Such a "post-democratic" relationship eliminates the need for political parties, he argues, because the military can more reliably serve as a sort of conveyor belt between the leader and the led.

So too, in a genuinely pluralistic and democratic society, relationships can be built across boundaries.

Even in the US, let alone less democratic countries, this relationship between media and government is tense.

For example, they promoted "modern elements" of family relations, such as a more "open, democratic" parent-child relationship and a less dependent older generation, in contrast to their observation of more "traditional" families around them.

On this view, "the idea of public reason specifies at the deepest level the basic moral and political values that are to determine a constitutional democratic government's relationship to its citizens and their relation to one another.