Sentence examples for linked to democracy from inspiring English sources

So is hypocrisy inextricably linked to democracy, or is that just a handy rhyme for songwriters?

In other words, Plato explains how the obesity crisis, like the financial crisis, is linked to democracy.

However, the young Czechs are more worried about the apathy and petty politics that appear to be indissolubly linked to democracy in Prague.

But he ought to make clear that for the United States, at least, foreign policy will continue to be linked to democracy -- both for those countries that have denied it to their people for decades and those that now may seek to abolish it.

Thus, the social contract is not inextricably linked to democracy.

Requiring that development programs be linked to democracy was another matter.

Whether we scry into the past, or take a longing look abroad, the answer seems to be the same: successful social movements thrive and avoid the limits of spontaneity and bureaucratic routine on the basis of tenaciously constructed infrastructures, unions, parties, organisations of political combat linked to grassroots democracy.

In this version, the concept is inextricably linked to liberty and democracy.

Fabius said particular attention would be paid to the traceability of aid and the follow-up of projects, with conditions on disbursement of funds linked to transparency, governance, democracy and the fight against corruption.

They are far more closely linked to traditional liberal democracy.

Sometimes booked with a rain forest tram ride and a visit to a nearby butterfly preserve, the tour ($34) offers a multimedia experience: the fields, the factory and a video about coffee's link to democracy in the region.