Sentence examples for democratic strides from inspiring English sources

Similar efforts are under way in Rwanda and Congo, drawing condemnation from critics who say they may reverse the democratic strides witnessed on the continent in the last two decades.

Although democratic strides have been made since the overthrow of Mubarak, there are signs that the Islamist-led Parliamelectedelected following the collapse of the Mubarak regime -- plans to advocate a far more conservative social agenda, one at odds with many of the social gains made by Egyptian women in the last ten years.

To swelling trumpets, the biggest stars in the Democratic firmament strode on stage here Thursday night, but true to form, they seemed to lack a certain coordination.

With 22 days to go before the primary on Sept. 10, both Democratic candidates strode into the week with sharpened tactics, as if their televised debate on Sunday had been a suspenseful overture instead of something akin to a polite game of bridge.

The Democratic majority has made strides on other issues like children's health insurance against White House opposition.

After the fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of the U.S.S.R., Christian democratic parties made electoral strides in central and eastern Europe.

Indeed, my work as a journalist has taken me to many other countries in Africa that are also continuing to struggle in their bumpy strides toward democratic freedom and the greater good.

While democratic Indonesia has made huge strides in solving bloody wars of separatism and intercommunal conflict in provinces like Aceh and Maluku, Papua has stood out as a weeping sore.

Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, which is funded in large part by Bob Perry, a Texas Republican, has knocked the Democratic nominee's campaign off stride with a small but effective advertising buy in the battleground states of Ohio, West Virginia and Wisconsin.

MINNEAPOLIS — Keith Ellison, the Democratic candidate for Congress here, strode among the stalls of exotically printed fabric, telephone cards and sweet tea at a Somali mall, shaking hands with his fellow Muslims.

Mozambique has certainly made important strides since its first democratic election in 1994.