Sentence examples for developed democracies from inspiring English sources

Our skepticism about taxes' legitimacy is unique among developed democracies.

Self-censorship by editors and journalists is on the rise, even in developed democracies.

Why is this the universal experience of politics in most developed democracies?

Like most developed democracies, New Zealand makes an effort to welcome visitors in a friendly manner.

Definitions aside, the French foreign minister appeared vexed about the appearance that developed democracies are lecturing others.

That is why most developed democracies devolve to local councils the functions that Blair grasps neurotically to his bosom.

"Slovenia developed democracy on its own," said Katja Skoberne, a prominent television talk show host.

The newbies at Downing Street have already been talking to Tom Steinberg, the creator of MySociety, which developed democracy sites such as Theyworkforyou, Fixmystreet and the Downing street e-petitions site.

The public opinion of Germany toward the U.S. may not be important to most Americans, but it should be: What does it mean for the future of U.S. international politics when a fully developed democracy with a strong economy, a strong power in Europe and the world, can believe that U.S. Americans support a religious radical?

Still, dynastic politics do much less damage in the U.S. than in developing democracies like Indonesia.

c8c7e0ea-65cf-4e7d-bf3b-fa1e07049614 The riotous developments in the Middle East that are so troubling today may be a precursor of better times for these developing democracies.