Sentence examples for imposed democracy from inspiring English sources

I reject your assertion that we imposed democracy by bombing the Iraqi people.

The consequences, psychological as well as practical, should be momentous.Since General MacArthur imposed democracy on Japan, elections there have been a yawn.

This clear-headed view of Iraq recognizes the tribal and religious rivalries that are centuries old and that cannot be quenched by an imposed "democracy".

Nobody serious favours "imposing" democracy on non-Americans.

I'm for democracy, but imposing democracy is an oxymoron.

Mr Derbyshire also thwacks Mr Bush for imagining he could impose democracy on the Middle East.

"He told us they were trying to impose democracy in the Middle East.

Rather, they say, Iraq represents the perils of imposing democracy from outside.

Western attempts to impose "democracy" or a "superior" value system were doomed.

Although they agree about the dangers of imposing democracy from outside, their actions in Libya come close to doing so.

I'm anti a few things, like trying to impose democracy on the rest of the world.