Sentence examples for established democracy from inspiring English sources

If a government in an established democracy creates an incentive, it will attract business.

The recent elections in India confirm its status as an established democracy.

Stewart is in a much more stable environment, a much more established democracy.

Maybe it is time that the international sports federations and the Olympic Committee established democracy criteria for holding such events.

Will accomplishing Qaddafi's removal at this stage result in a quickly established democracy on the model of, say, Sweden?

But when real change is afoot, technology can force the pace – whether under a repressive regime or an established democracy.

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

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

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

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?