Does the structure of ballet companies need to be modernised, and made more democratic?
The experience of the postwar period has shown us that no amount of economic assistance will make a totalitarian country more prosperous unless it is also made more democratic.
Proponents say fusing them would improve planning and cut costs, perhaps helping to narrow the economic gap between London and the south-east and the rest of England.Concentrating power in the hands of unelected agencies would raise hackles unless institutions are made more democratic.
Surely we need to consider how best our planning system can be made more democratic and transparent, and we need to put proactive policies in place to introduce carbon and biodiversity considerations into the planning system more effectively -as mandatory considerations.
The troika group - in charge of EU bailouts - must be made more democratic, with more parliamentary scrutiny.
MOSCOW, March 30 (Reuters) - The last Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev said on Saturday Russia will face unrest unless society is made more democratic despite President Vladimir Putin's success in cracking down on dissent.
As in the case of AIDS, this study raises the question as to who should have a seat at the table when determining decisions about investment in cancer research and demands that cancer research is made more democratic and more accessible to the communities it seeks to serve (Martin, 1980; Porter, 1997).
Mr. Obama won 89 percent in Prince George's County and 72 percent in Montgomery County, both of which have been made more Democratic-leaning, at least partly, because the federal government is right next door.
"They said they were going to reform the House, make it more democratic, make it more open".
"The idea that these reforms are going to make it more democratic doesn't make sense to me," she said.
The Treaty of Lisbon is supposed to make the E.U. function more efficiently, make it more "democratic" and distribute countries' voting rights more fairly.
