Sentence examples for in developed democracies from inspiring English sources
However, as I have discussed previously, the main contenders in developed democracies are actually very closely aligned with respect to political ideology and policy – particularly economic policy.
Rizwan Ahmed: You could say voter apathy in developed democracies is ungrateful, since we take our right to vote for granted.
In a speech in Boston last Sunday, Mary Robinson, the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, noted that in developed democracies, the potential conflict of security and civil liberties in a time of crisis had been the subject of vigorous debate since Sept. 11.
While the existing literature has identified a sizable incumbency advantage in single-member district (SMD) races in developed democracies, we argue that some political and institutional contexts of Japan's Lower House elections would undermine the incumbency advantage.
Self-censorship by editors and journalists is on the rise, even in developed democracies.
He singled out the role of money in influencing policy in developed democracies as "terrifying" and bemoaned the apathy of citizens.
These movements might still be in their (relatively) benign phase in the United States and Europe, but in less developed democracies around the world populist leaders haven't hesitated to inscribe their newfound power on the battered bodies of their victims.
It could be argued that all executions for murder, still practised in some developed democracies, is founded in eye-for-an-eye vengeance, and hence barbaric.
My health insurance is inferior to what's available in other developed democracies, but it's not bad.
Spain's big step also reflected the tenuousness of the Vatican's hold on the everyday mores and behaviors in many developed democracies still spoken of as Roman Catholic.
Entrenched opposition to Pico y Placa-like programmes would likely prevent them from getting traction in more developed democracies, and as Colombia's economy expands, the mayor of Bogotá has rattled sabres about discontinuing the city's effort.
