Sentence examples for democratic trend from inspiring English sources

"The democratic trend in this country is irreversible," he said.

It's a really democratic trend," says Jeremy Langmead, editor of Esquire.

"It is a part of a long-term democratic trend where diminishing costs drive innovation," he said.

Mr Roh's rough start may partly reflect a healthy democratic trend, in which presidents come to earth quickly rather than receiving too much deference early on.

We have spent far too little time and energy nurturing that democratic trend and far too much chasing a nuclear deal.

"Modern English Usage" belongs to this trend toward a single national standard, which is, despite the destruction of the local and idiosyncratic along the way, the democratic trend.

It's very hard to do it when there are no democratic trends in the area".

For that reason, it had favored seemingly more malleable Islamic groups over potentially more threatening democratic trends.

His research focuses on democratic trends and conditions around in the world, and on policies and reforms to defend and advance democracy.

Ms. Rice said Mr. Bush's Inaugural Address would lead to American officials' raising the issue, but only in the context of other cooperative ventures, many of which she said would involve integrating Russia with democratic trends in the West.

At the end of last year, Freedom House, which tracks democratic trends and elections around the globe, noted that 2007 was by far the worst year for freedom in the world since the end of the cold war.