Sentence examples for democratic term from inspiring English sources

If Obama dedicates a team aside from the outbound crew that "pushes" content through social channels in order to strategically reach, listen to, and embrace the 46% who voted against him, he might be able to run a truly democratic term.

Sanders is making it clear he doesn't understand as Democratic nominee he would be running for a third Democratic term.

Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, forbade his ecclesiastical equal, Katharine Jefferts Schori, the Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church ("Presiding Bishop" is the American and democratic term for "Archbishop") to wear her mitre while preaching in an English cathedral.

Senate liberals are now pushing for an overhaul fully on Democratic terms — legislation more like that in the House, where liberal Democrats dominate.

Such defeats would be natural, in democratic terms.

It is both fair and proper, in democratic terms, to update boundaries to represent a changing population.

Not: 'Are you for Europe or not for Europe?' A question in democratic terms is something more sophisticated.

He visited also Istanbul, Jerusalem, Delphi, and went to Burma and Uganda and Kenya on safari, on democratic terms with drivers, Bedouins, bazaar merchants.

And I think it therefore follows in democratic terms that anyone who is pursuing a respect agenda with Scotland must follow the will of the people".

Clinton would never sign on to that sentiment, but Sanders's challenge has forced her into speaking supportively about "capitalism" and "business" — not traditionally Democratic terms — onstage.

And I think it therefore follows in democratic terms that anyone who pursuing a respect agenda with Scotland must follow the will of the people".