Sentence examples for new democratization from inspiring English sources

Change was clearly in the air and with it liberalization a new democratization of art, with a new abundance and diversity that had to be sorted out.

But the most important aspect of the effort to organize the collection is the society's "new democratization," said Jan Ramirez, director of the museum.

It's a new democratization of the arts that excites me".

His new book titled 'Democratization of Myanmar' will be published by Routledge (Taylor & Francis) in early 2016.

As it relates to the creation of content, Chernin stressed a new phenomenon - the democratization of content.

After three decades of authoritarian rule, Indonesia ushered in a new phase of reform, democratization, and increasing integration into the global marketplace.

"This new plan is the further democratization of that building".

With this democratization hundreds of new cultural, environmental, charitable, and athletic associations were formed, independent of the stringent control formerly exercised by the FLN in those areas.

When the World Wide Web exploded in the late nineteen-nineties, some of its possibilities seemed immediately attractive, such as the accessibility of new global audiences and the democratization of documentary video.

This worldly double sight is present in his constant "democratization" of hard new words and simple old ones — audiences get the plays today even if they understand only every other line, because everything is deliberately said three times over, plain and fancy and in between — and in the admixture of tragedy and comedy, in the pathos of happiness just missed.

While their personal philosophies may differ, Bernard Arnault, the C.E.O. of LVMH, who is widely credited with ushering in this new era of luxury's democratization, seems to speak for them all when he says that to be successful, a luxury product line must fulfill a fantasy: "It is so new and unique you want to buy it," he explains.