Sentence examples for democratically from from inspiring English sources

And Bloomingdale's has a wide selection of embellished pants, which can be worn with a simple top, priced democratically from $200 to $600.

With the Pill to prevent conception, IVF to encourage it and HRT for the menopause, the womb to tomb ambitions of Big Pharma have been realised Feeling both ridiculous and dejected I booked an appointment at the exclusive Mayfair address, comforting myself that at least I could buy his hair products democratically from his range on sale at Marks & Spencer.

The disks and their sometimes catchy packaging come in limited editions, democratically priced from $20 to $100.

Transnational activities are democratically legitimate from the perspective of citizens so long as each nation-state maintains autonomy and sovereignty in global affairs.

Doubtless, other bunkers still exist, ready to hide democratically elected governments from unrest, from the enemy and from their own people.

Bodies such as these are, to varying degrees, extorting admissions of fault from law-abiding companies and changes in policy from democratically elected governments.

The proposals are broadly in line with what Lord Myners recommended apart from one key point: he had proposed removing all the democratically elected members from the board.

It was the first peaceful transfer of power from one democratically elected president to another from a different party in the country's history.

Barring Taiwan's democratically elected leaders from discussions that affect their people is unjust.

Why was removing control and assets from democratically elected local authorities to establish academy schools pursued?

The problem is that the Partido Popular is a democratically elected government from which Spanish citizens expect accountability — and answers.