Sentence examples for more democratic constitution from inspiring English sources

Turkey does need a new, more democratic constitution.

It hopes to introduce a new, more democratic constitution.

We urgently need a new, egalitarian, pluralistic, and more democratic constitution.

The case of Irfan Sanci has shown us, once again, that Turkey urgently needs a new, progressive, more democratic constitution.

Her reign was marked by struggles between moderates and conservatives on the one hand, who supported the principle of constitutional monarchy established by the Charter, and democratic and radical elements on the other hand, who sought to reinstate an earlier, more democratic constitution.

Although Tonga has a highly traditional society, calls by young, Western-educated Tongans for a more democratic constitution had become increasingly hard to ignore.

It happened over decades, as new states entering the union adopted new and more democratic constitutions and old states revised theirs to eliminate property requirements for voting and to call for more direct and frequent elections.

They often aided in the transition from narrow aristocracy to more democratic constitutions, but the Greeks in principle chafed under their illegal autocracy; tyranny thus early acquired a bad name, and tyrannicides such as Harmodius and Aristogiton, who killed Hippias' brother Hipparchus at Athens, received the highest honours.

The Constitution sought to supplant the existing anarchy fostered by some of the country's magnates with a more democratic constitutional monarchy.

The constitution sought to supplant the prevailing anarchy fostered by some of the country's magnates with a more democratic constitutional monarchy.

It was more conservative than the abortive democratic Constitution of 1793.