Sentence examples for democratic selection from inspiring English sources
The hope for some Darwinian, if not democratic selection was shared by other voters, who were holding back for a more stark set of choices.
Rousseff was also starting from a position of practically zero name recognition and without having gone through any form of democratic selection.
It relies on the assumption that today's electoral losers will live to fight another day, so that their faith in the system of democratic selection weathers temporary setbacks.
He tells us only that in the 1960's he began to develop a "distaste" for "what George H. W. Bush seemed to represent -- a career built on support from a vague 'elite' rather than merit or democratic selection".
"The first I heard of it was the week of the opening". South Africa's invitation to the Biennale (after decades of exclusion) sat with government officials for ages before the rushed "democratic" selection of the artists.
The first of these is a democratic selection by election of the president of the European Commission combined with further steps to legitimize nationally each of the commissioners to be appointed by him.
While conservatives have played a powerful role in influencing Republican nominations, liberals have not been as potent in Democratic selections.
Because of the vagaries of the Green's ultra-democratic selection process, there's no guarantee Swarbrick will rank high enough on the party list to ensure she enters parliament come the election, but the initial signs look good.
However, its effects can be influenced by project-initiated accountability arrangements, such as democratic leadership selection.
And what does it say of the Democratic delegate selection system when its winner would lose the presidency if an election were held today, yet its loser would win it?
Following the election, she served actively on the Hunt Commission that in 1982, rewrote the Democratic delegate selection rules; Ferraro was credited as having been the prime agent behind the creation of superdelegates.
