Sentence examples for from the democracy from inspiring English sources

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.

It's ludicrous that Pentagon brass feared men and women in uniform might be caught smiling, frowning or variously exclaiming "Whoopee!" or "Rats!" at voting results from the democracy they defend with their lives.

And it risks moving us further away from the democracy of the public forum, towards a more fractured democracy in which swing voters are targeted on narrow issues, using false claims that are not subjected to the scrutiny of a public manifesto.

Nationalists are inclined to dismiss criticism from the Democracy nuns (my term, not Rachman's) in Washington who hammer on about human rights and territorial disputes, forgetting wholeheartedly that they brought the world such wonderful things as Abu Ghraib, and the implosion of Libya and Iraq (with Syria waiting in the wings, if not for Russians getting in the way).

Otherwise, Mubarak's self-fulfilling prophesy as the only alternative to the Muslim Brotherhood will continue to hold Egypt back from the democracy its people deserve.

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

Today we expect a lot from the word democracy.

Mr. Lehrer, the morning host, calls his coming shows from the space "Democracy's Living Room".

From the upcoming Democracy: A Journal of Ideas symposium, "What Happened?".

In 2014, a candidate for mayor from the New Democracy opposition party said a Votanikos mosque would attract unwanted foreigners.  .