Sentence examples for democratically make from inspiring English sources

We all do and it is our decision to democratically make.

"Decisions are democratically made.

"The overall decision as to preferences was a democratically made decision of the full national council of the party.

There are a lot of wealthy people putting money into an outfit that will succeed based on whether or not it can change democratically made rules.

"It will be the end of guerrilla groups and we can all concentrate – democratically – on making our country the free, normal, modern, just and inclusive place it can and should be," he said.

With the assistance of Mikhail Gorbachev in Moscow and George Bush in Washington, Mr. Kohl reunited the two Germanys democratically and made his country the anchor of peace and prosperity in Europe.

Democratically elected governments make and enforce the laws within which free societies operate, and this not ownership is government's proper role.

Indeed, she writes that public officials are unlikely to make democratically accountable policy decisions as long as they fail to interrogate their own understandings of race and racism, and how that may conflict with community members' understandings.

Cruz's broader point here is that, in countries with universal coverage, government agencies or some other kind of democratically accountable organizations make decisions about what treatments to cover, and under what circumstances.

Some political philosophers have implied that stability is assured simply by having a consensus on the principle of democracy itself: if everyone agrees on the principle that decisions should be made democratically, then democratic procedures will be stable.

If it's good enough for David, why not us? 4. Make it democratically.