Sentence examples for from the democracies from inspiring English sources

The rapid shift in the military balance of power away from the democracies is but a reflection of the latter half of that assertion.

The decision teaches the Chinese leadership that it will not have carte blanche anymore from the democracies to run roughshod over its own people or over conquered peoples in Tibet, Inner Mongolia and East Turkestan, or to threaten the free people of Taiwan.

But I acted -- along with my fellow arrestees from the Democracy Awakening and Democracy Spring mobilizations -- because we knew it was the right thing to do.

Weary of his home state, Webster wished "to be forever delivered from the democracy of Connecticut".

Even if the government concedes that there is no evidence of fraud, there is an additional argument that the perception that voting fraud is possible "leads citizens to disengage from the democracy" and thus legitimates preventive measures.

Harry Boyte is editor of the forthcoming Democracy's Education, a collection with many stories drawn from the democracy movement in and around higher education (Vanderbilt, 2015).

FROM the perspective of 2009, democracy in the United States is a great success.

It has become painfully obvious that the solution to our problems is not going to come from the western democracies.

Much of the increase came from the newer democracies of central and eastern Europe, where there was less trust in local judicial systems.

But one of the first lessons learned from Spain was fascist aggressors had nothing to fear from the Western democracies.

Today we expect a lot from the word democracy.