Sentence examples for democratically of from inspiring English sources

A world "much more democratically, of our making"?

In the end, the revenge of geography will be the revenge of human as well as physical geography: a world much more, and much more democratically, of our making.

And ultimately the choice is yours: the choice, made freely and democratically, of the British people – to whom it is not easy to give lessons on liberty and democracy.

The Majlis, consisting of democratically elected members of Majlis, is fully functional and democratic; all branches of government are fully functional and independent.

Ron worries whether Islamists can ever govern democratically because of the belief of "No one but Allah".

Formula One, he said, could never be run "democratically" because of the anarchic nature of the rival teams.

Legislators themselves could be chosen more democratically, instead of being installed by the ceremonial "election" of a party-selected list.

The European Parliament The European Parliament consists of 754 democratically elected Members of European Parliament (MEPs) of which 73 are elected from the UK.

They reflected the will of the democratically elected governments of the member states and of the two largest political groupings in the European parliament.

A Labour source said: "When Jeremy Corbyn nominated Tony Benn in 1988 against the democratically leader of the time, Neil Kinnock, Benn and Kinnock had to get nominations".

Perhaps the idea could be expanded to include some kind of democratically elected panel – representatives of publishers, hosting companies, freedom of speech advocates – to settle disputes.