Sentence examples for freedom election from inspiring English sources

Asked what the symbol meant, some protesters say it stands for the French revolution's trinity of values: liberty, equality, fraternity, while others say it means freedom, election and democracy.

Expression of the words democracy, freedom, elections, and peace have been made illegal.

He contributes frequently to policy and media discussions on democracy issues, including internet freedom, elections, authoritarian regimes, and democracy assistance.

"Freedom of elections!

To foil keyword filters, Mr Xia replaces sensitive words such as "freedom" and "elections" with uncommon or approximate synonyms, or descriptive phrases.

Over eighty per cent said, for all its problems, 'democracy.' Press freedom, free elections, minority rights, independent judiciary, gender equality — this is all overwhelmingly supported.

I'd be willing to consider you an angel, Webster told Jefferson, if you could show me a democracy that isn't corrupt, or if you could protect the United States from "the instruments with which vicious and unqualified men destroy the freedom of elections, and exalt themselves into power, trampling first on the great and good, and afterwards on the very people to whom they owe their elevation".

They kill humans, justice, investigations, freedom, legitimate elections, fetuses, souls, and breakthrough ideas.

Many rulers (Bush and Blair spring to mind) might have responded by suspending civil freedoms and elections.

THE protesters who have toppled or endangered Arab dictators are demanding more freedoms, fair elections and a crackdown on corruption.

Buy their "freedom," and the election.