Sentence examples for most democracies have from inspiring English sources

It responds to the sense of powerlessness which people in most democracies have begun to feel.

Most democracies have pulled off the remarkable feat of creating in the universities a class of tenured academics whose salaries are paid by the state but who are free, and often inclined, to savage the hand that feeds them.

Since 1980, the share of the state's income from the wealth produced in most democracies has increased significantly.

Established parties in most mature democracies have become floppy and complacent.

My Lives by Edmund White 356pp, Bloomsbury, £17.99 Gay lives today, at least in most western democracies, have lost their heroic dimension.

Most sensible democracies have a living constitution, meaning that whoever wins the election gets to decide on the law of the land.

While most other democracies have national voter registration systems, this country does not, and only a few states have centralized rolls.

Most liberal democracies have limitations on hate speech, but it is debatable whether these can be justified by the harm principle as formulated by Mill.

Most other democracies have a parliamentary system that allows multiple parties to participate in the governance process.

The American political party model is the minority worldwide; most other democracies have three or more parties, even dozens in several countries.

Most other liberal democracies have had more restrictive campaign finance regimes without instituting widespread regimes of censorship – and nearly 60% of Americans don't believe that donation caps violate our right to free speech.