Sentence examples for first step of democracy from inspiring English sources
"The first step of democracy after the revolution is going to be a real festival," says Dina Zakaria, a member of the Freedom and Justice party's media team.
At the United Nations, the two sides skirmished over a draft Security Council resolution proposed by Morocco that calls for President Bashar al-Assad of Syria to leave power as the first step of a transition toward democracy.
(Corruption was a lesser worry, as most Russians take it as an immutable fact).In this section The first steps of St François Hard pounding In need of reform Democracy in action Neither's ahead The Danish answer Killing the euro-patient?
Hungary, which had incurred disapproval all round, now gets a nod for tackling its deficit: the commission recommended lifting a threat to withhold a chunk of aid.In this section The first steps of St François Hard pounding In need of reform Democracy in action Neither's ahead The Danish answer Killing the euro-patient?
Schleswig-Holstein helps pay for the schools and exempts the SSW from the rule that parties need at least 5% of the vote to win seats in the legislature.In this section The first steps of St François Hard pounding In need of reform Democracy in action Neither's ahead The Danish answer Killing the euro-patient?
But that will just add to Spain's overall debt.In this section The first steps of St François Hard pounding In need of reform Democracy in action Neither's ahead The Danish answer Killing the euro-patient?
After still more federally financed contractors finished creating local government councils in all 18 of Iraq's provinces last year, a first step toward democracy, they found that many of the new government officers were unaccustomed to thinking and acting independently.
We're confident this is the first step in democracy being restored to the people of Wisconsin".
Stanley Weiss ("A first step toward democracy?" Views, Feb. 23) demonstrates the triumph of cynicism over principle in discussing Burma's planned elections.
It's depressing that Stanley Weiss ("A first step toward democracy?" Views, Feb. 23) suggests that democracy is what people of Myanmar need most.
