Sentence examples for how much democracy from inspiring English sources

Conservatives like Newt Gingrich and Representative Michele Bachmann have stoked fears about Islam in general, leaving it hard to tell just how much democracy they would seek to promote in countries like Egypt — where Islamists of various stripes have been winning elections, most recently for the presidency.

"The special thing about Wyoming is how much democracy here depends on people-to-people interaction," Cheney told the Enterprise.

This is a great challenge that raises questions about how much democracy is rooted in the Israeli mentality, but also in the mentality of those who support Israel's insistence on being recognized as a Jewish state as a precondition for the two-state solution.

How much is democracy worth?

Throughout the campaign, state media ran articles about how "too much democracy" had led to "instability" in the UK.

After reports of debate early in his administration about how much support for democracy to include in America's foreign policy, Mr. Obama appears to have picked up this baton.

He has already made history by becoming the first left-winger to be elected to the office, by a landslide in October; it is a sign of how much Brazil's democracy has matured that nobody is surprised that not a peep has come from the armed forces, who ruled from 1964 to 1985.

"In the UK there is a limit to how much people want democracy - in the States they've always elected school governors, the fire chief and the sheriff so they're used to the idea of constant campaigning and they take to social media much more effectively," he said.

Unless we continue to dig deeper we will never know how much damage our democracy sustained.

They are proof of how much Egyptians yearn for democracy.

But if some degree of openness is necessary to preserve American democracy, how much openness can we afford?