Sentence examples for democratic start from inspiring English sources

So the second direction, toward a new democratic start, is more likely.

"If the rebels have enough strength and opportunities to unite the country for a new democratic start, then naturally, we will consider establishing relations with them," Mr. Medvedev said.

The deeper one is that people may be bought off by mini-reforms, and start to waver in their determination to force a wholly new, democratic, start for their country.That leads to a second irony: that Mr Krenz may call a multi-party election before the reformists are ready for it, thus giving himself a better chance to stay on top.

If only Democrats joined Mr. Cooper and Mr. LaTourette, that budget would not be the final compromise but the Democratic starting position for future negotiations, aides said.

If Florida were to become a reliably Democratic state starting in 2020, it would in turn radically alter the Presidential map for decades to come.

But if French law applies globally, how long will it be until other countries - perhaps less open and democratic - start demanding that their laws regulating information likewise have global reach?

If democratic procedures start to seem shambolic, then democratic ideas will seem questionable as well.

When did apparently liberal, social democratic Europe start to resemble so closely illiberal, rightwing England?

Nicholas D. Kristof suggests that Democratic leaders start to "shed their inhibitions about talking about faith and to work more with religious groups" (column, Nov. 3).

• The Democratic candidates start in a better place, since they and their party are largely on record as firmly supporting the pillars of comprehensive reform.

They pride themselves on not panicking when things aren't going well or when their Democratic allies start to get nervous.