Sentence examples for for most democracies from inspiring English sources

The same, however, can be said for most democracies.

Such movements may be normal for most democracy, but in Russia they are unprecedented.

In most democracies, airtime for campaigning is not for sale; it is allocated equitably, so that all voices can be heard.

Photographs of one of his advisers kicking a protester as gendarmes pinned him to the ground came to stand for the government's response.In most democracies the disaster would have cost the jobs of ministers, or even the prime minister.

In most democracies, those held responsible for such a rout would promptly step down.

Coalition governments and multi-party systems are the norm for most European democracies, and the UK has become fairly typical in this regard.

Interest groups in most democracies are also a source of financial support for election campaigns.

Most democracies have none.

For most people, democracy brought new liberties, higher living standards and integration with the west.

Before Madison, almost all political philosophers who thought about democracy thought that if — a huge "if," for most of them — democracy were to be feasible, it would be so only in a small, face-to-face society, such as Pericles' Athens or Rousseau's Geneva.

For most observers of democracy, Jamaica's violence seems an anomaly.