Sentence examples for democratic trends from inspiring English sources

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.

He also asked allies to halt the spread of illicit weapons and promote democratic trends in the Middle East. 10 About 1,200 antiglobalization demonstrators marched in Chur, Switzerland, some smashing shop windows and hurling paint bombs, to protest the World Economic Forum. 4 Bomb Attacks in Iraq Kill 9 Five American soldiers and four Iraqis were killed in separate bomb attacks in Iraq.

Vice President Dick Cheney called Saturday for greater global unity to fight terrorism, halt the spread of illicit weapons and promote democratic trends in the Middle East, in the Bush administration's most significant appeal yet to disaffected allies who opposed the Iraq war.

And in the world's most populous nation itself, Western-style democracy is nowhere on the horizon - though whether that position can and will be sustained indefinitely in the face of democratic trends elsewhere in Asia and the expansion of China's middle class is another question.

Israel should therefore send an unequivocal message: it welcomes the more transparent, accountable and democratic trends in the region and is prepared to engage the Arab states to reach an historic peace agreement.

"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.

"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.

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.