Sentence examples for era of democracy from inspiring English sources
The war has not created a new era of democracy in the Middle East — or in Iraq for that matter.
They remember Ben Ali's promises in 1987 to usher in a new era of democracy and freedom.
Then again, Twitter and Facebook were supposed to usher in a new era of democracy and transparency.
His second term ends in 2000, and so far the era of democracy he has championed has been a miserable one for most Russians.
In 1996, the government reached a peace accord with the rebels, and it was supposed to mark a new era of democracy and rule of law.
But the new era of democracy and the open market may prove fatal to the oldest industrial enterprise in the Balkans.
With it, he promised to rescue the world from the failures of Western democracy and Communism alike: his "Third Universal Theory" would usher in an era of mass democracy in which people would rule themselves directly.
But such diversity of thought and character were no match for the era of illiberal democracy in Hungary, and the university's departure is the latest and perhaps most profound sign that Hungary's democracy truly is failing.
"The era of 'managed democracy' is over".
"Our era of romantic democracy is long over," Kovalyov said wearily.
