Sentence examples for democratically decided from inspiring English sources

Not only was DC's legalisation law democratically decided by a strong majority, but also it makes a lot of sense.

Nigel Watkins, London SE15 My pay is democratically decided by our union structures, and they award me what they think is right for the job and we've never had a single complaint.

The Daily Mail said in an editorial: "If liberty is to mean anything, it must include the freedom to mock, offend or question the beliefs of others, within the limits of democratically decided law.

"I can't condemn EDM or cheesy pop music if the people democratically decided that's what they want.

The best way to forge our way through the transhumanist age is as a joined union, where decisions are democratically decided to implement the greatest good for the greatest amount of people.

The test of democracy is not term limits for public representatives, it is that the people must be free to elect their own representatives and also to democratically decide the form of democratic government they consider appropriate.

A committee of mobilised students (whatever it calls itself) should meet every week (or more frequently) and democratically decide how to take the campaign forward.

In WSDEs, all workers democratically decide what, how and where to produce and how to use the net revenues their work generates.

"With just weeks before an election in which the Malian people were getting ready to freely and democratically decide their future, nobody has the right to substitute themselves by force to popular will," Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, a former prime minister, said in a statement.

Let the Montenegrins democratically decide their sovereignty.

And if there is disagreement on the higher order procedure, must we also democratically decide that question?