"The Democratic scheme," he wrote, "may be briefly stated thus: End the War by any means at the earliest moment".
The constitution granted to the colony in 1842 embodied the more democratic scheme, however, and the Exclusive position crumbled.
But America's democratic scheme depends on a robust opposition to check the government's tendency to grow especially now that the White House is occupied by Barack Lyndon Roosevelt.
This situation is especially egregious because news reports indicate that the Democratic scheme includes use of the Senate Ethics Committee process to intimidate senators and influence their official actions and votes.
Prosecutors have said they will retry him on the 23 other counts, including the accusation that the former Democratic governor schemed to sell or trade an appointment to President Barack Obama's former Senate seat.
Instead of heuristics or a democratic voting scheme, we rely on experimentally validated protein sequences allowing us to confidently annotate orthologs across the genus.
She calls Obama's stance against her bill "a Democratic vote-getting scheme".
The literature of the positive theory of income taxation regards the tax schemes in democratic societies as emerging, explicitly or implicitly, from majority voting (see Romer [1, 2], Roberts [3], Cukierman and Meltzer [4], Marhuenda and Ortuño-Ortin [5, 6]).
'Voluntarists' insist on the need to rethink democracy and citizenship beyond the nation-state, proposing schemes to extend democratic politics to the regional and global levels.[27] 'Sceptics', on the other hand, argue that democratic citizenship requires a bounded territorial space, in which citizens see themselves as part of a common demos.
They're just the sort of innovation that policy wonks have been urging, especially Democratic wonks opposed to Republican schemes for privatization.
