Sentence examples for established democracies from inspiring English sources

The Netherlands, Luxembourg and Ireland are decent, established democracies.

Its proposals would bring British law into line with that of many other established democracies.

Over-reaction to the scourge of terrorism is nothing new, even in established democracies.

Besides being one of the few established democracies in the region, Ghana also has the fastest-growing economy.

Even in established democracies, more education does not always mean either more active political participation or greater faith in democracy.

But in a world where established democracies are losing clout, can the OECD remain both virtuous and relevant?

How to deal with this new type of rogue, or to know when to recognize one, is not easy for established democracies.

They cannot fairly be judged by the standards of long-established democracies.

Among the well-established democracies, attitudes toward the conference have ranged from the relative enthusiasm of Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer of Germany to pained tolerance from France, Britain and Australia, organizing officials said.

But even in long-established democracies like Canada and the United States, the winged caduceus that serves as an emblem of medicine can also be a nightstick Last week, in an extraordinary step, the Province of Ontario took out newspaper ads asking anyone with even one SARS symptom to stay home, and avoid family and church over the Easter weekend.

And however much my warnings over the years may have upset people, when I said the EU would crush the long-established democracies of the continent, I think the behaviour of the key players since the Greek elections justifies everything I said.