Sentence examples for more democratic process from inspiring English sources
In short, more democratic process, not less.
There are broad demands across the political spectrum for constitutional amendments that would allow for a more democratic process.
On the other hand, more issues would be raised and, possibly, a more democratic process might flourish.
But in the European Union — where voters and politicians are more passionate about food — such approvals involve a more democratic process.
Although it was held behind closed doors, those who attended said Mr. Volodin advocated a more democratic process that would avert the mass protests that greeted the 2011 parliamentary elections and Mr. Putin's re-election a year later.
It is a far more democratic process than in England, where a club can be owned by a financial corporation that is not even in the country and decisions can be made by a small group of people".
"You need a very strong mayor who wants more democratic processes but can make those choices," he said.
The need for more participative and inclusive decision making is due to the move from the technocratic nature of decision making towards more democratic processes, which is a result of the transformation of societies and situations as a result of various factors including globalisation, environmental concerns, more knowledge intensive work and lifestyle.
If he doesn't, then he will have enabled Harper, angered the NDP and the BQ, and pushed aside the more progressive, grassroots elements of the party that support more aggressive action to topple the Conservatives, including those who support Rae and who would like to see a more inclusive, democratic process to select a new leader.
Since then, Preysman said that Everlane has reverted to a more "democratic" design process that includes input from every division — marketing, merchandising, operations.
Protesters were demanding a more democratic voting process for the city's next chief executive elections, in 2017, rejecting Beijing's requirement that candidates be screened by a mainland-friendly committee.
