Sentence examples for disrupt democracy from inspiring English sources

"The intention of terrorists is to disrupt democracy," said Connecticut's secretary of the state, Susan Bysiewicz.

That would be extremists who either disrupt democracy or prevent democracy from taking hold".

He has dismissed it at times, and early on said he would not want terrorists to think they could disrupt democracy.

"But if we want to build a platform to disrupt democracy, we can't ignore politics," he said.

Though it's still possible that those aiming to disrupt democracy and seed division will eventually find workarounds for these measures at some point in the future.

Whether this important period in Nigeria's history is peaceful will partly depend on the behaviour of the politicians and their hired thugs, as well as the determination of militant Islamist group Boko Haram to disrupt democracy.

I've also speculated about disrupting democracy, voters left behind or fearful of tech, and, most out-there of all, the notion that the entire global system of power division among nation-states may be crumbling.

And disrupting democracy isn't ideal for a formerly military-run country.

"It's very unfortunate that some of the highest elected officials in our country are trying to disrupt our democracy because they don't like the demographics of our voters," the county's election supervisor, Susan Bucher, told reporters, while her office counted remaining absentee and provisional ballots.

Driverless cars and "super-Uber" fleets of robot taxis have the potential to disrupt the car-owning democracy that has shaped urban planning and personal transport over the past century, a study has concluded.

The terror group's leader, Abubakar Shekau, threatened in a video posted on Twitter to disrupt the elections because "democracy is un-Islamic" and "Allah says authority (belongs) only to him".