Sentence examples for infant democracy from inspiring English sources

President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly promised that he intends to make press freedom a cornerstone of Russia's infant democracy.

And yet the dictatorship bequeathed to the infant democracy a looted treasury, a ballooning budget deficit and a rotten judiciary.

Ghana today celebrated its first nonviolent transfer of power, with President-elect John Kufuor describing the moment as "a great achievement for our infant democracy".

Spain's 1978 constitution was written three years after the death of General Franco, amid concern about possible coups aimed at strangling Spain's infant democracy.

If February 7th wasn't a seizure of the state, it was at the very least a harsh blow to Maldives' infant democracy.(Picture credit: AFP).

As the centennial approached, many Chinese people wondered out loud how things might be today if that infant democracy had been allowed to grow up.

But their cynical ploy backfired in ways that other infant democracies would be wise to study.

As I have said before, friends don't let friends drive drunk — especially when we're still in the back seat alongside an infant named Democracy.

When Mandela assumed the presidency the following month, he spelled out that his priority in office would be to try and cement the foundations of the fragile, infant, menaced democracy.

He was offering the young who had come here in the infant years of Eastern European democracy not a lesson in doctrine or faith or morals but some mysterious example of what a spiritual life might look like.

He admires the Swiss constitution of 1848, which borrowed heavily from the then-fresh Jacksonian Democracy in the infant USA, and thinks the elections for police complaints commissioners (PCCs) will be less of a disappointing exercise in participatory democracy next time, especially if they are not held in November and dominated by party candidates.