Sentence examples similar to democratically driven from inspiring English sources
There is widespread belief that for democratically elected government in developing economies to survive, the decisions concerning the management and use of natural resources should be driven by popular concerns rather than the macroeconomic interests.
In Mr. Bush's view, aides said, the attacks were driven by the reaction of terrorist groups to efforts to spread democracy in the region, including in Lebanon, where a weak but democratically elected government has been in place since Syria was forced to withdraw from the country.
Having one person, democratically elected, simplifies the system and could help drive service delivery.
"These governments lack the resources to fulfill that mandate, so they look for the least costly, short-term solutions". In Hungary and elsewhere, polluting projects that drove frustrated citizens to march in the streets continue under the new democratically elected governments that have quickly discovered communism's dirty secrets are more easily exposed than overcome.
4. GOVERNING OURSELVES (Democratically elected committees and governing bodies, security police, fire departments and more). 5. OUR FOOD (Communal kitchens, food distribution, drive to establish family-style eating).
Since the results of the December election were formally ratified last month, American officials in Baghdad and Washington have cautioned against delay in forming the new government, saying a political vacuum would embolden insurgents seeking to disrupt the American-sponsored drive to install a democratically chosen government.
Take power democratically, helped by all your brothers.
The Democratic agenda is more democratically focussed on legislation".
"Decisions are democratically made.
