Sentence examples for expressed democratically from inspiring English sources

Having considered the club's stated views on this issue as expressed democratically by members, the board has refused to agree with the move our FA Cup first round game".

"Having considered the club's stated views on this issue as expressed democratically by members, the board of FC United of Manchester has refused to agree with the move our FA Cup first round game against Chesterfield to Monday 9 November 2015.

The Dalai Lama said he called the conference in Dharamsala, the seat of the Tibetan government in exile, so the Tibetan people could express democratically their opinions on the path forward.

But didn't the eurozone, and especially Germany, trample on the democratically expressed wishes of the people?

Sinn Féin's deputy first minister, Martin McGuinness, said: "The perpetrators are acting against the democratically expressed wishes of all of the people of Ireland.

And why is it so cheerfully accepted that the EU should have common welfare and employment policies, rather than letting them be settled by national preferences, democratically expressed?

"They do that against the backdrop of knowing that the overwhelming majority of the people of Ireland are in favour of the peace process, democratically expressed not just in the referendum but in countless elections since".

As Rusbridger said at the time, having the democratically expressed backing of the journalists gave him a unique springboard as editor and he could not imagine a future Guardian editor being chosen without the support of a staff ballot.

A second reason is that the grab-Taiwan lobbyists may reckon that casualty-averse America would soon back off in a shooting war a notion America needs to disabuse them of, if such a war is to be averted.China may think it can ignore the democratically expressed feelings of the Taiwanese, but America, Europe, Japan and others should not.

Northern Ireland's deputy leader, Martin McGuinness, said the high court verdict showed the approach by May's Conservative party to Brexit had been "shambolic … I have no faith in the British parliament supporting the democratically expressed wishes of the people of the North to remain in Europe.

It would deny the democratically expressed wishes of the Scottish people.