Sentence examples for democratically chosen from inspiring English sources

Even the negotiators are usually democratically chosen.

Lincolnshire adopted a democratically chosen flag last October.

Arab presidents pretend to be democratically chosen, even though most of their elections are rigged.

He is expected in a few weeks to appoint Libya's first-ever democratically chosen government.

A democratically chosen president and prime minister took office in December 2011.

Elections last year produced the country's first democratically chosen president since independence.

And Indonesia has recently ended 32 years of domination by Suharto, freeing the press, holding free elections and, six weeks ago, democratically choosing a new president.In all of these countries, reformers were motivated by principles as much as by economic hardship.

And Mr Nasheed - the Maldives first democratically-chosen leader - insists he was pushed from power at gunpoint.

He didn't want to hand over power to Solola, who'd been chosen democratically.

Occupy Central has threatened to bring the business district to a standstill.It will come as no great surprise that this newspaper thinks the chief executive should be chosen democratically.

But at Nottingham Ningbo, students say, not only the student representatives were chosen democratically, but also leaders of the League itself.The biggest vote-winner in the union ballot was a British graduate student, Mark Curry, probably the first foreigner to become a union president in China since Communist rule began.