Sentence examples similar to loses democracy from inspiring English sources

It is not that we have "lost" democracy but we never fully possessed it.

Although I am deeply troubled at the thought of four more years of George W. Bush, I am more terrified of America's lost democracy.

Budgeting decisions, in particular, must remain in the power of elected representatives, he thinks, adding: "It would be tragic if we were to lose democracy on the way to a rescue of the euro and more integration".Wolfgang Schäuble, the finance minister, has now broken a taboo of sorts by predicting that the Germans will probably have to change or replace their constitution in a plebiscite.

And I think we are this close to losing democracy to the mercenary class.

In the former, the aristocracy (Prospero and Ariel) loses to democracy (Caliban) because alchemical spells (traditional sanctions) are powerless against a people infected by positivism; scientific power politics would be an effective answer, but this is out of the question because in practice it would mean a clerical monarchy.

So they should lose their democracy".

"I feel we are losing our democracy.

Americans lost their democracy in November.

Dictatorship has lost and democracy has won".

When Lord Burns overruled them with the proxy votes, one shouted: "We've lost our democracy".

The Republican party may lose, but democracy may lose even more as a growing number of people find themselves without candidates who represent their views.