Sentence examples for from democratic principles from inspiring English sources

These departures from democratic principles are, as they should be, guided by concrete national interests.

"I won't compromise with any deal that is separate from democratic principles".

After all, quite apart from democratic principles, the Obama administration has a strategic interest in overturning the Assad government, which is Iran's closest Middle East ally.

Adelson has dismissed the Palestinians as "an invented people," and he doesn't mind if Israel strays from democratic principles and norms: "I don't think the Bible says anything about democracy".

From the Joint Economic Committee Reid could pick Chairman Bob Casey from Pennsylvania, who might not be all that bad a choice, in terms of standing up for Democratic principles.

Meanwhile, bravo to those fighting for democratic principles.

Hungary only joined the European Union in 2004, raising questions about what tools the bloc could use to prevent a country, once inside, from breaching democratic principles.

The same el-Sisi government is widely criticized for straying from the democratic principles laid out in the Arab Spring, and back to the generally authoritarian rule of ex-president Hosni Mubarak.

A major reformist party warned Monday that in barring political candidates from the March 14 elections the revolution was drifting away from its original democratic principles.

He has set up a school for children aged four and five, which starts from the same democratic principles as the company's.

And legitimate proofs cannot come from liberal and democratic principles (the initial project of multicultural citizenship) alone, but need to be formulated essentially in terms of community cohesion and a new diversity-based common public culture.