Sentence examples for disruption of democracy from inspiring English sources
If I were to be president, it would be a disruption of democracy".
As Silicon Valley keeps corrupting our language with its endless glorification of disruption and efficiency – concepts at odds with the vocabulary of democracy – our ability to question the "how" of politics is weakened.
There have been many comparisons between Tunisia 2011 and Europe 1989, but the idea that the coming of democracy in the Middle East won't have far more disruptions than occurred in Eastern Europe following the collapse of Communism seems naïve.
Zakaria claimed that not only must we be realistic about this -- as indeed we must -- but also that such capitalist disruptions of civil societies in a flat world where other nations are rising may be birth pangs of democracy.
That would mark an historical achievement in the country's constantly interrupted democracy.But the disruption of lives and livelihoods may now have gone too far for the anger to confine itself to just one set of politicians.
Muslims are incapable of democracy.
The talk is of democracy and sovereignty.
He has no love of democracy.
