Sentence examples for experience democracy from inspiring English sources

Now that he hasn't found any weapons, Mr. Bush says the war was worth it so Iraqis could experience democracy.

The late Kath Shonfield, an muf collaborator, described the public realm as the place to experience democracy.

"We believe that the Syrian people should have more freedom and have the right to experience democracy," said the adviser, Ali al-Moussawi.

In their time in Taiwan, be it four years for a bachelors or PhD or two years for a master degree, they'll experience democracy".

"Libyans are ready to experience democracy and only educated liberals with a world view can bring it".

Mondragon was built on the firm belief that the only way to understand and experience democracy was through the creation of cooperatively-organized business.

These people are experiencing democracy for the first time.

We have only experienced democracy for a short time.

Those protesters wanted more rights, argues Rousseff, saying once people have experienced democracy,  social inclusion and quality of life they want more.

The drama unfolding in Moscow shows us the importance of the democratic vision, in a country that has hardly experienced democracy in its long history.

Most enduringly, he wrote a two-volume book about his experiences, Democracy in America, which is "still regarded by many scholars as the greatest work on America ever written," according to the Guardian.