Sentence examples for drop of democracy from inspiring English sources
Yet tonight all the perfumes of Arabia shall not sweeten the fact the Middle East is a boiling cauldron with nary a drop of democracy in sight.
In Hong Kong, during the British colonial rule of more than a century and half, the people never even had a drop of democracy; London was calling the shots from thousands of miles away.
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Given that men in brass already yield most of the power, so should Egypt simply drop all pretensions of democracy and just give them all of it?
At which point I dropped arguing in favour of democracy, and suggested we all put a name into a hat, giving each of us one right of veto.
The number of marriages recorded has sharply dropped since the return of democracy in 1990, to just over 60,000 annually from more than 100,000, and nearly half of all children here are now born to unmarried couples.
National interest in events at Standing Rock in remote North Dakota began in early September with jaw dropping warrants for the arrests of Democracy Now! journalist Amy Goodman and Green Party candidate Jill Stein.
The dread spray-paint lobby will fight to the final drop, fearing that as California goes so will go the rest of democracy's laboratories.
He continued: "The charges against Zunar risk silencing any criticism, depriving Malaysia of democracy altogether — these spurious charges must be dropped".
There has never been a safe time in America to drop vigilance about attempts to shut people out of the vote, the lifeblood of democracy.
