Sentence examples for enforce democracy from inspiring English sources

Instead of helping to enforce democracy, it has provided cover for Mr. Mugabe to stay on.

He did not convey a willingness to argue strongly for sending troops to Yugoslavia to enforce democracy there.

We were true believers -- we were going to spend the peace dividend, export democracy, enforce human rights.

I usually try not to get into a lather about protecting Internet freedoms in other countries, because I don't think it's the job of private sector tech companies who are supposed to be international to act as tools to enforce Western-style democracy.

But it's perverse to deny blacks the right to participate in democracy, enforce a system of segregation by extralegal means and unequal application of the law, and then say that system is less of a cruel insult to freedom than a law that ends it.

While in countries such as Uganda, such laws have not been enforced, pro-democracy and other groups and individuals advocating a fair and civil society" know that controversial clauses are always lurking in the shadows of political convenience.

A long line of thinkers, going back to Aristotle, had spoken of the middle as an enforcer of democracy and the rule of law.

A democracy based on a progressive, civil constitution; a democracy that enforces the distinction between ethnicity and citizenship, between synagogue and state; a democracy that upholds the values of freedom and equality, on the basis of which every single person living under Israel's legitimate and internationally recognized sovereignty will receive the same rights and protections.

Drug prohibition in rich countries continues to fail at huge cost for Latin America's democracies, whose battle to enforce the rule of law is contested by powerful drug mobs.

In any case, the Soviet Union was the military occupier of eastern Europe at the war's end, and so there was little the Western democracies could do to enforce the promises made by Stalin at Yalta.

A parliamentary chamber chosen by patronage may even be the model of democracy that George Bush and Blair would like to enforce in the Middle East.