Sentence examples for extend democracy from inspiring English sources

On top, American diplomats built multilateral coalitions to extend democracy.

Every political leader has to be aware of how our rights were won, and our duty to defend and extend democracy.

Charles Edward Russell led the reform writers with exposés ranging from The Greatest Trust in the World (1905) to The Uprising of the Many (1907), the latter reporting methods being tried to extend democracy in other countries.

They will be able to get behind a leader who wants to listen to them and extend democracy, rather than to someone who is more interested in focus groups and what the media think.

The position of the trade unions, the eight-hour workday, and the right of collective bargaining were safeguarded under the republic, but the attempt to extend democracy to the industrial sphere met with powerful opposition from the industrialists.

At the press conference I asked her: "Why, when you called upon this summit to entrench rights across Europe, do you not agree with [my pressure group] Charter 88 that we should have entrenched rights in the UK?" She replied: "We are in this summit to get rights way across the European divide … to call for the community to extend democracy to other countries".

"Township Elections in China: Extending Democracy or Institutional Innovation". China Report 39.4 Oct-Dec 20033): 477-497.

Lifespans have extended, democracy is now widespread, the world is becoming more interconnected and new technologies have revolutionized society.

Self-government for Scotland, Wales and now even Northern Ireland has extended democracy: peace in Ulster must rank among Mr Blair's greatest successes (see article).

While there may be many ways of extending democracy to other countries, the neo-cons are unabashed about being willing to use military force to do so.

And the era of notorious doss houses the Spike and the Peg came to an end thanks to extending democracy to cover land ownership and land use.