Sentence examples for exercise of democracy from inspiring English sources
In Burundi, the exercise of democracy often means these things.
"Although the exercise of democracy always moves me, the political campaigns often feel phony.
And we will never be deterred in our exercise of democracy.
The exercise of democracy in Wilmington, as in most Vermont towns, is an earnest pursuit.
Surely such an orderly exercise of democracy is itself reason for optimism.
The Justice Department says that's a form of racial discrimination, not a prudent exercise of democracy.
"There are many ways in which to show respect and honor that day," he said, "but not at the continued expense of delaying the exercise of our democracy".
Not least among the problems here is that the question of how to protect the most basic exercise of our democracy has become infected by political tribalism.
The only thing that can save mankind from a [climate] tragedy is the exercise of global democracy," said Bolivia's UN ambassador, Pablo Solon.
If they do –- and seriously tackle the problem of chronic electricity shortages — these protests could mark the new Myanmar's first successful exercise of "disciplined democracy," ostensibly the government's ambition.
And what's been lost is not just all of that history, but an affordable, central London meeting space – something in precious short supply, yet essential to the proper exercise of our democracy.
