Sentence examples for more democratic values from inspiring English sources
"Netizens who are now sharing those more democratic values are using these cases, each time making inch-by-inch progress".
"If Charlie was to embrace more Democratic values directly, I think a lot of people would flock to him," Mr. Wells said.
A decade and a half later, Whyte observed the rising popularity of training programs emphasizing more democratic values, like the one at General Electric, where a young man was taught, "To get ahead, he must co-operate with the others — but co-operate better than they do".
In their place, the FCO's new focus is more general – democratic values and the rule of law, stengthening the rules-based international order and "human rights for a stable world".
His proposal serves only a political purpose: to suggest he's bolder and more faithful to Democratic values than Hillary Clinton.
But, on those issues, they are generally more in line with Democratic values.
It is more compatible with egalitarian, democratic values than polygamy is, and it has various advantages -- including sheer economic efficiency -- over single-parent child rearing.
Thomas O. Melia, deputy executive director of Freedom House, an American advocacy group, hailed Mr. Obama for offering a more expansive articulation of democratic values and attending the civil society conference even though Mr. Medvedev refused to go.
Global politics is more democratic the more these values are fulfilled.
While this is true, other scholars have claimed that separating democracy into core values helps to "identify more clearly how different democratic values relate to each other, to what extent they are in conflict and how such conflicts should be resolved in particular circumstances" (Dingwerth forthcoming, 18).
More seriously, in terms of democratic values, France has taken a much tougher line than the Clinton administration against Moscow's actions in Chechyna and criticized the new Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, for his pursuit of the war there.
