Sentence examples for essential for democracy from inspiring English sources
Of course, freedom of press is essential for democracy.
It makes a strong case that government regulation of business is essential for democracy to flourish.
A free exchange of ideas is essential for democracy, as well as for creativity, empathy and tolerance.
But certainly I think that the neutrality of the Net is a medium essential for democracy, yes — if there is democracy and the way people inform themselves is to go onto the Web.
His lifelong conviction that healthy and plural media were essential for democracy led him to oppose a merger last year that gave Grupo El Comercio, the mouthpiece of Peru's economic establishment, 80% of the country's newspaper market.
A long op-ed by Enrique Krauze in the Times today says no, but some of his comments — "Our national institutions function" — fall in the category of things that are alarming for needing to be said, while others just give one pause: Of course, freedom of press is essential for democracy.
In fact, Ho describes the three-month-long protests as a historic awakening for the semi-autonomous city's youth, the first step on an uncertain but essential quest for democracy.
A free press is essential for a democracy, particularly ours, which sits on the top of all democracies, waving its finger at those trying to be one.
But the knowledge of what our governments do to the public is essential for a democracy.
