Sentence examples for enlarged democratic from inspiring English sources

When the newly enlarged Democratic majority came to work in January 2009, it was sent there by a public that had rejected one of the most unpopular presidents, and unpopular congress' in history, and clearly wanted something new.

The question is: Does the new and enlarged Democratic coalition have the capacity to re-engineer capitalism to produce sustained economic growth while working toward social justice?

I believe other peoples' lives do matter, because people "everywhere in the world," including Russia, aspire to human rights we take for granted and look to democrats beyond their borders for solidarity with their nonviolent struggles to enlarge their democratic space.

The hard question isn't whether America should try to enlarge the democratic order but how.

If Mr. Obama's mobilization drive succeeds in enlarging the Democratic electorate, Mr. McCain's hill would grow even steeper.

But labor invested more than $300 million to help elect Mr. Obama and enlarge the Democratic majority in Congress, and it expects both to enact legislation that will make it easier for millions of workers to unionize.

"Comprehensive immigration reform" are code words for not securing the border first, but instead prioritizing amnesty and a "path to citizenship" to enlarge the Democratic voter base.

Schumer has enlarged the Senate's Democratic leadership team, so that now more than a fifth of his caucus members have some kind of title.

This fits with the flow of previous strategies: During the Cold War the United States "contained" enemies to protect partners; during the Clinton administration the U.S. "enlarged" the number of democratic partners, and now the U.S. would "enable" partners to help us maintain global stability.

ADAM: Enlarged prostate, enlarged prostate, enlarged prostate!

"Enacted in 1975 and enlarged by both Republican and Democratic administrations, the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is among the nation's most significant tools for reducing poverty and encouraging people to enter the workforce.