Sentence examples for democratically conducted from inspiring English sources

Sanders needs to bear down on the strategic demands necessary to win the nomination this year, or at minimum clear the way for democratically conducted run-off elections in future years.

The international community, of which the European Union and the Russian Federation are part, must make every effort to ensure that the forthcoming election in Georgia is conducted democratically, with respect for human rights and freedom of the media.

"We must move from being a society that uses the military as a political and media football, and more towards seeing the military for what it is – the instrument of foreign policy conducted by a democratically elected government acting in the name of the people".

He focused on the fact that the 1953 U.S.-led coup of the democratically elected prime minister, Mohammad Mossadegh, was reported to have been conducted from inside the U.S. embassy.

The analysis can be conducted dynamically with visually compelling output, facilitating more transparent, efficient and democratically derived urban planning solutions.

IT MIGHT have seemed like a cheeky remark from an affable ageing president when, on July 9th, Lee Teng-hui, Taiwan's first democratically elected leader, mentioned in a radio interview that future relations between the island and mainland China should be conducted on a "special state-to-state basis".

It's incumbent on Islamists who are elected democratically to behave democratically".

She explained her support for Australia's current role in training Iraqi troops and conducting airstrikes against Islamic State, saying in this case the democratically elected Iraqi government had called for help to protect its citizens from mass atrocity crimes.

The Democratic agenda is more democratically focussed on legislation".

You have to learn to deal with conflict democratically.

"Decisions are democratically made.