Sentence examples for emergent democracy from inspiring English sources

This confidence opens up opportunities for us to further deepen our emergent democracy and to change the way we live.

So goes the struggle to define Iraq's emergent democracy and whether it can balance religion and secularism.

It came just days after provincial elections in Iraq that, French officials said, betokened an advance for the country's emergent democracy.

Barack Obama highlighted Ghana's importance as an emergent democracy when he decided to make it the destination for his first official state visit to sub-Saharan Africa.

How can the president -- no, how dare the president -- justify this loss and all the losses of our young people as necessary to shore up a so-called emergent democracy that excludes its own women?

My message to the Egyptian people, and especially to the politicians, is simple: For the sake of Egypt, unite together to complete the passage from fallen dictatorship to emergent democracy by focusing on charting the new constitution.

To replace old symbols of cruelty and violence, I offer a totemic spirit for emergent democracies: the cicada.

Leaders from emergent democracies such as Brazil and India maintain modest approval ratings from free and non-free countries alike.

Moreover, it makes a powerful case for the importance of the concept of "safe space" to youth empowerment, which is a key part of community development in post-conflict zones and therefore in emergent democracies the developing world over.

How can the West help forge the new regional safe house of emergent Arab democracies?

To the east, surely, it was only a matter of time before the emergent liberal democracies of the former Soviet empire followed the western powers down the pan-European path.