Sentence examples for element of democracies from inspiring English sources

Skepticism about government is indeed an essential element of democracies, as Screaming Lord Sutch demonstrated.

Mr. Kasyanov shrugged off the incident, saying it was "also an element of democracy".

At least the Brit awards have an element of democracy," said the music critic Simon Price.

The AAM was also pioneering in the element of democracy in its music-making.

Yes, there will be tensions and challenges between them – but this is a vital element of democracy.

It is harder to spot than fascism because all democracy has an element of Caesarism in it, just as all Caesarism contains an element of democracy.

Instead of building trust and institutional support, they've placed all of their faith in the most fickle element of democracy, the ballot box.

"Freedom of speech is important for everybody and is a basic element of democracy," said the political science graduate, surnamed Chou, The Taipei Times reported.

His later books included "Property and Freedom" (1999), a defense of property rights as an essential element of democracy, and "Communism: A History" (2001).

But when outside spending is unlimited, and political speech depends heavily on access to costly technology and ads, the wealthy can distort this fundamental element of democracy by drowning out those who lack financial resources.

He signalled his intent to mobilise MPs against the plans in his victory speech, arguing that with this Bill "the Tories will show what they are really made of", and that it is designed to "shackle democratic unions and destroy another element of democracy within our society".