Sentence examples for implementing democracy from inspiring English sources

We've shown people that they can have their freedom, but now implementing democracy is a whole different story".

"The attorney general is one of the few politicians who is earnestly committed to implementing democracy and establishing the supremacy of law at great personal risk to himself," said Umar Juoro, director of the Center for Information and Development Studies, a research group.

A better way of implementing democracy is including representatives from each tribe in the government.

Unlike many of the Soviet jigsaw pieces Gorbachev spilled in 1991, however, Kazakhstan decided against implementing democracy when it gained its independence, and instead stuck with a brutal autocracy helmed by the same leader.

Third, it is a way of implementing democracy.

But such upheavals as revolution and terror are never sufficient to implementing democracies, especially in societies without developed economies to buffer the effects of passion and desperation.

— Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak "The American government cannot ask the Egyptian people to believe that a dictator who has been in power for 30 years would be the one to implement democracy".

"The American government cannot ask the Egyptian people to believe that a dictator who has been in power for 30 years will be the one to implement democracy," Mr. ElBaradei told CBS's "Face the Nation".

"I was convinced that President Morsi is his own man, and that he is the president of all the Egyptian people and that he is truly committed to implement democracy here in Egypt," Mr. Panetta said.

Speaking on "Face the Nation," he said, "The American government cannot ask the Egyptian people to believe that a dictator who has been in power for 30 years will be the one to implement democracy".

The government also says the opposition wants to scale back Lebanese co-operation in keeping peace on the border with Israel, where a 10,000-man UN force patrols alongside the Lebanese army".We are here to implement democracy," says Saad Hariri, a Sunni strongman and political heir to his murdered father.