Sentence examples for more democratic ones from inspiring English sources
Velvet revolutions don't belong exclusively to the West, but "the best chances are to be found in semiauthoritarian states that depend to a significant degree, politically, economically and, so to speak, psychologically, on more democratic ones — and most especially when the foreign states with the most passive influence or active leverage on them are Western democracies".
This is particularly the case in countries (usually the more democratic ones) where ministries frequently change hands.
Another thing hobbling mass militaries is the increasing unwillingness of nations, especially the more democratic ones, to risk large numbers of casualties.
There are other solutions out there, more democratic ones, but that is a different discussion.
It rewards autocratic regimes while also strengthening institutions in more democratic ones.
Sanctions also prevent middle classes, (which, from Indonesia to the Philippines to Taiwan, helped to transform authoritarian regimes to more democratic ones) from prospering.
The "paternalistic" media, he said, was giving way to a more democratic one.
Nevertheless, Beijing, when drafting the Basic Law, did promise to allow a change in Hong Kong's system -- transitioning from a system under which the governor controlled everything to a more democratic one.
To further ensure a more democratic "one person, one vote" system, we must finally and fully scrap the undemocratic Electoral College system, which can and at times does elevate the runner-up in terms of cast votes to the presidency, as evidenced by the selection (not election) of George W. Bush over Al Gore in 2000.
Al kept saying he wanted to count all the votes, when he really just wanted to harvest more Democratic votes and suppress Republican ones.
In it, Ethan Molick -- an associate professor at the Wharton School -- states that crowdfunding platforms transform "the opaque and oligarchical market for early-stage fundraising into a more democratic, open one.
