Sentence examples for growing democracy from inspiring English sources

"It is, alas, inevitable in a growing democracy".

Last month, Fidel Castro's communist government smashed the island's small but growing democracy movement.

Now it's making a comeback with them, too, thanks to the growing democracy deficit in the European Union generally, and in Spain specifically.

But now Wolfie's messianic vision of growing democracy in the Middle East is at odds with Rummy's stubborn desire to shrink the Army.

The recent carnage in Nigeria, spurred by rivalry between Muslim and Christian factions (front page, March 15), should be seen as the trials of a growing democracy.

In a speech to the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Tuesday, the king called the elections a sign of Jordan's growing democracy.

In particular, there have been a growing number of OGD establishments in the developed world, sparking expectations of similar trends in growing democracies.

In every case where the United States has liberated a people from dictatorial rule, we have kept troops in that country to ensure a peaceful transition and to protect fragile growing democracies.

After the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989 fear of China grew; democracy was seen as a way of ensuring Hong Kong's freedom.

"If you can obtain conditions of peace," he said, "if you can get violence and conflict behind you, then you can have circumstances under which you can grow democracy, you can grow a free enterprise system, you can attract investments, you can attract development money".

But we must continue to support the measures that will grow democracy, assure stability, and result in economic growth.