Sentence examples for more democratic then from inspiring English sources
The art world was more democratic then.
"If that means private sector operators working in collaboration with the providers and the recipients of services in a more relational, more democratic way, then we have to be prepared to say that that's the right move forwards".
Sikorski's government opted for a much more democratic procedure then the less democratic prewar Sanacja regime.
If there is a worldwide struggle going on between Islamist revolutionaries and more open-minded, more democratic Muslim reformers, then Anwar would be a key figure.
Did Plato' conception of the good in human life, then, become more democratic in his latest works?
When Ukraine has power to be independent and can be in Europe, then immediately more democratic ideas will have a chance to be represented in Russia.
If all you care about is winning more Democratic seats in the 2014 midterms, then you can sit back and enjoy the show.
Today, Hegel's pendular historical motion continues to shape political debate — for instance when some argue that the Democrats' deficit spending will lead to Republican retrenchment, which will then lead to more Democratic deficit spending.
As part of the accord, they made the district of then-Representative Lane Evans more Democratic by snaking it like a conga line through Decatur and to Springfield from the Quad Cities.
He then asked, "Which is more democratic" -- the delegates or the votes?
Bush lost Pennsylvania that year, and since then Pennsylvania has trended ever more Democratic.
