Sentence examples for different democracies from inspiring English sources

It now has to deliver itself – a message the US is keen to reinforce, hence Mr Geithner's high-speed grand tour – and at the core of this is a two-pronged plan which may then have to navigate 27 different democracies.

If more Americans acted -- voting, getting news from more than one source, following legislative activities, participating in policy debates -- rather than being content to merely live passively in this country, we would have a very different democracy today.

But that subtle logic seems unlikely to rally and weld together the electorates of 25 very different consumer democracies.

However, views of the negative effects of interest groups and ways of attempting to deal with them are different in democracies and authoritarian systems.

Though the forms were different, the democracies in Europe and the United States were based on a similar carefully balanced view of human nature: People are naturally selfish and need watching.

Hunter-gatherer bands and the Sudbury Valley School are, in quite different ways, democracies.

All of that I realized was very different from democracy.

It did not seem that he wanted or expected the situation to change, and he spoke about the possibility that there might in the future be "limitations" to the Egyptian political system "which may cause some outsiders to say that our democracy is different from their democracy".

But because they technically belong to a traditional party, we often fail to grasp how they have radicalized the G.O.P. What Grillo presents is the possibility of a radically different form of democracy: participatory democracy — done through the Internet — rather than the kind of representative democracy that the world has known in the last few centuries.

This form of democracy is totally different from a democracy that consist of over 300 million people, as in the case of the United States of America.

We constructed a series of binary variables to isolate different characteristics of democracy as defined in the Democracy-Dictatorship dataset developed by [26].