Sentence examples for desire democracy from inspiring English sources

The Arab Spring showed that people in the Middle East desire democracy.

As Thomas Jefferson wrote, if we truly desire democracy we must "educate and inform the whole mass of the people," for "they are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty".

As Thomas Jefferson wrote, if we truly desire democracy we must "educate and inform the whole mass of the people," for "they are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty". Recent events such as NSA-gate, extrajudicial assassinations, and Wall Street's post hoc immunity from prosecution reveal the continued pertinence of Jefferson's words.

If everyone always got the government they desired, democracy would be redundant.

On December 3rd, at the Ministry of Information in Naypyidaw, Khin Yi, the head of the Burmese police force, spoke at a press conference and presented the regime's version of the September events — the speech was headlined "Myanmar Government Really Desires Democracy".

But can it answer the desire for democracy among many Africans?

In short, the desire for democracy in its broadest forms was created in a vacuum.

I deplore the misuse by irresponsible policy makers of United States influence in a country with a genuine desire for democracy.

To the extent that they strive to preserve their secular lifestyle, these elite protests could be seen as a part of a desire for democracy.

However, analysts said the celebrations were also evidence of a huge desire for democracy in Zimbabwe, not just the departure of the world's oldest leader.

Or perhaps she is a courageous dissident using the freedom of art to tell some very basic truths about her people's desire for democracy.