Sentence examples for evolved democracy from inspiring English sources
Exceptionalism presumes that superior America, with its highly evolved democracy, would never do the same.
By 1902 when she wrote Democracy and Social Ethics Addams theorized a continually evolving democracy based on social association which was particular to each generation and locality.
But each and every item struck them as essential to a thriving, constantly evolving democracy.
To the credit of our evolving democracy, it is increasingly unclear who has it and who doesn't.
Rather than a hard coup intended to snuff out the country's evolving democracy, it is an attempt to slow and control it.
"The West looks at Pakistan with increasing horror but continues to insist that this is called the pain of evolving democracy," said Mr. Tareen, the politician and businessman.
Yet Al Jazeera also became a voice for evolving democracy in Qatar and the battle between reformers and conservatives throughout the region.
Lack of transparency and endemic economic corruption do not mean only unpaid taxes and lack of competition; they also corrode the political process and undermine our evolving democracy.
The government, which is dominated by the Muslim Brotherhood and its Freedom and Justice Party, is "taking all the checks and balances in order to have an evolving democracy, not the creation of a stereotype of a state which is theocratic.
That the crisis has come to this cathartic moment says perhaps as much about an "evolving" democracy as about the cynicism of some of its elites, much exposed by the Petrobras and Lavo Jato corruption investigations.
Thus politics in Russia, the one common denominator in the Litvinenko enigma, may have nothing to do with evolving democracy or our old friend market forces, but rather is a murderous clash of oligarchies over wealth, like Machiavelli's Borgias, or a Hollywood Godfather IV view of events.
