Sentence examples for from democracies from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama cut short a trip to India to pay homage to the new king.This is a craven spectacle from democracies that claim to uphold universal human rights.

Because the 2008 crash not only shifted power from west to east but from democracies to dictatorships, more cash-starved western institutions will be following the dictators' money.

The linear term is negative but small and clearly insignificant, indicating that similarly fewer people migrate from autocracies than from democracies compared to anocracies.

The phrase has come to include the U.N.'s eco-agenda and demands by despotic governments for whopping dollops of "development aid" from democracies like the U.S. The Human Rights Council recently twisted its own mandate far enough to produce a resolution on "defamation" that was designed to gag free speech on religion.

They come from wealthy and poor countries, from democracies and from dictatorships.

Despite Respublika's shutdown, this case is important because it sends a message that despotic regimes will have a difficult time silencing opposition journalists and dissidents living in, or publishing from, democracies abroad.

Freedom of speech follows from democracy's valuing of equality.

"The judge told me that I'd stolen from democracy.

We have seen Ukraine slide down from democracy.

ITALIANS in their millions are abstaining from democracy.

In reality, it often means releasing business from democracy.