Sentence examples for further democratisation from inspiring English sources

The impeachment of Dilma Rousseff is a sad day for democracy and can be seen as a tragedy for Brazil's struggling path towards further democratisation.

The competition between these three engines (each of which has its own benefits and target creators) is a further democratisation of the creative tools that are required to build a video game, something that has, to date, always favoured the privileged – both in terms of education and equipment.

We need to go further with democratisation of the trust and reform of the governance of the organisation.

And further expansion and democratisation of tourism, centred on emerging economies, is under way.

The outcome of the review remains to be seen, with many fearing a return to the prohibitive regulation of the Moi regime, drawing back democratisation further still.

He furthers Taiwan' s democratisation, always controversially, by restructuring governing institutions and shaping a Taiwanese identity that stands out from mainland China's.

Their anger is for the time being directed solely towards Colonel Qaddafi and his regime, and their stated aim is to create a modern, pluralist, democratic state.The fears, expressed loudly in Israeli opinion columns and echoed by conservatives further west, that Arab democratisation could prove a Trojan Horse for radical Islam, often fail to account for another factor.

Amin's position was given a further blow by the democratisation of the decision-making process, which allowed its members to contribute; most of them were against Amin.

The PPI went further in saying that Democrats should also support the democratisation of Muslim countries.

It also seems to be a further step in the so-called "third wave of democratisation", which has slowly been sweeping the world since the mid-1970s, and in which one country after another has decided to swap authoritarianism for people power.

But the democratisation of war and peace needs to go much further.