Sentence examples for effect on democracy from inspiring English sources

Growing global inequality and its effect on democracy is one of the most pressing issues facing the world today.

It was having a damaging effect on democracy, Shane said.

The extent of all this surveillance would have a "chilling effect on democracy", he said.

For now, though, I'm going to set aside what these individuals are going to do on November 8 – partly because I think predictive journalism is having a bad effect on democracy and partly because I haven't seen enough data to give you a solid answer.

This is partly because the system is administered by the counties, but they have no incentive to save money when the proceeds will go to Sacramento.However, the most important change brought about by Proposition 13 was not its direct effect on spending but its indirect effect on democracy, wrote Peter Schrag, a veteran local commentator, in an essay in California Journal last year.

On May 6th America's ambassador in Delhi, Richard Verma, spoke of his "deep concern" over harassment of NGOs, saying it had a "chilling effect" on democracy.Mr Modi may not care.

"What are the eventual effects on democracy?" This month has provided a jarring answer.

This is obviously what this Cambridge Analytica scandal and the fears about Facebook's effects on democracy are about.

He is a meticulous researcher, and he started to read all he could about political satire and its effects on democracy.

Yet there has been little work to show how and why different kinds of association have different effects on democracy - many supportive but others minimal or even destructive.

Common Wealth join forces with Daniel Bye with The Deal Versus the People which questions transatlantic trade agreements and their effects on democracy and is at Bradford City Hall from tonight.