Sentence examples for model of democratic from inspiring English sources

Within the constraints of military discipline, the army became a model of democratic practice.

However, the open, flowing spaces of the single-level foyer and terraces are a model of democratic space.

There is no successful model of democratic governance in the Arab world at present — the Islamists are all failing.

Tunisia has become a model of democratic reform in the Arab world since its 2011 uprising against autocrat Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.

But it disillusioned at least some supporters of Mr. Saakashvili, whom the Bush administration has championed as a model of democratic leadership in the region.

Outside its borders, as the rush of post-communist states to join the EU demonstrated, Europe is usually seen as an attractive model of democratic decency.

Dowie describes the recent rise of foundations whose assets derive from the conversion of not-for-profit to for-profit health-care companies: "a few are becoming models of democratic philanthropy".

At that time, the Philippines was already considered as one of the models of democratic control of the armed forces in the developing world.

However, Intemann (2011) questions the value of unlimited pluralism in the Millian models of democratic science followed by Longino (1990) and Solomon (2001).

"The 'Duterte policy,' can be copied in even worst forms elsewhere, since the Philippines and Indonesia are supposed to be the role models of democratic countries that respect human rights more than anyone else in Southeast Asia".

When the Arab spring erupted in 2010 Turkey was held up as a model of moderate, democratic Islam.