Sentence examples for endangered democracy from inspiring English sources

D4 EDITORIAL A22-23 EdIowaialspeaksa spEcuadorcuador's endangered democracy; Michael M. Weinstein on the budget surplus.

The EU recently launched its first ever investigation into a member state over allegations it had endangered democracy by seeking to strengthen government control over the constitutional court, civil service and Polish public radio and television.

Some are ominous and intense, providing stark evidence of the unjustness of segregation and the ways it endangered democracy: the "colored only" signs that marginalized one community as assuredly as they enriched another; the backbreaking labor; the squalor and overcrowding; and the unequal, ramshackle accommodations.

Lessin and Deal say that they are registered with neither political party, but an early synopsis of their proposed film reflected the liberal view that the Citizens United ruling had endangered democracy by drowning out ordinary voters' concerns in a surge of corporate cash.

Would Brazil ever criticise Mr Chávez for endangering democracy?

A progressive scholar who believes that large corporations endanger democracy begins to make inexplicable exceptions for Microsoft or Google.

"Now they believe that Ryanair offering lower fares to UK customers is somehow endangering democracy in the UK," O'Leary said.

Mr. Sharansky recalled a time when American officials visiting Moscow had worried about upsetting the Soviet government and endangering democracy activists there by going to see them.

Soros, who pines to be known as something more than just the man who broke the British pound, declared that the untrammeled intensification of laissez-faire capitalism and the spread of market values are promoting income inequality and endangering democracy.

This trend can endanger democracy and the national interest.

But when applied to the shadow elite, the model can endanger democracy.