Sentence examples for espouse democracy from inspiring English sources

Turkey will espouse democracy for the sake of becoming an EU member and try to be more European than the Europeans because of its EU ambitions.

Irvine Welsh, who will read at the Two Hearted Queen coffee shop in Chicago, said he hoped the campaign would put "pressure on governments who espouse democracy and freedom to consider their actions in dealing with [Saudi Arabia]".

Muslim fundamentalists often espouse democracy either because it is the only peaceful means of dethroning their rulers or because they really do believe that most Muslims are "good" Muslims.

In 2002 the report espoused democracy.

"We're a progressive news outlet that espouses democracy in the workplace.

When Raggi was elected, it was seen as a breakthrough for the anti-establishment M5S, a Eurosceptic political party created by the satirist Beppe Grillo in 2009 that espouses direct democracy and transparency.

Any new election could see victory for the anti-establishment Pirate Party, according to polls the most popular political force in Iceland, which espouses grassroots democracy and transparency.

"Our representative democracy espouses the principle that all men and women are equal under the law," Mr. Kane said.

The new law recognizes that Brazil has remained far from the ideal of "racial democracy" espoused by the influential sociologist Gilberto Freyre, who argued that Brazil escaped much of the prejudice and discrimination he witnessed while studying in the segregation-era United States.

He abolished democracy, espousing a radical, racially motivated revision of the world order, and soon began a massive rearmament campaign.

Since then Hosni Mubarak has been Egypt's president and leader of the National Democratic Party - a misleading name, as the party neither espouses nor tolerates democracy.