Sentence examples for of their democracies from inspiring English sources

Western leaders are blindingly proud of their democracies and human rights but how much better are they today than the Muslim terrorists they are trying to defeat?

LATIN Americans are demanding more of their democracies, their institutions and governments; they worry about crime almost as much as about economic problems; and fewer of them think that their country is progressing.

What has happened, in fact, is that governments which since 9/11 have presided over the morphing of their democracies into national security states have realised that the internet represents a truly radical challenge to their authority, and they are absolutely determined to control it.

People are overjoyed at the release of their democracy icon.

But South Koreans would emerge even more confident than before in the health of their democracy.

But on this weekend's birthday Germans are taking stock of their democracy.

Again, survey data shows that Australians tend to have a very high opinion of their democracy.

Recent days have taught Americans a lot about the resiliency of their democracy.

Six decades after Israel's founding, its citizens remain deeply at odds over the future of their democracy.

"We are stealing like a thief in the night their right to decide the shape of their democracy.

Meanwhile Nigerians hope that their first-ever ejection of an incumbent president at the ballot box marks the maturing of their democracy.