Sentence examples for on democratically from inspiring English sources

Officials refused to allow either of the competing leaders of Madagascar, who have battled over an election, to take the country's seat at the meeting as a sign of the organization's resolve to insist on democratically elected leadership.

Since independence, the military has been the most powerful force in Honduras and if the coup goes unchallenged, it will show that it still has a veto on democratically elected presidents.

An idea for the startup is formed after debate and voted on democratically.

Give up on democratically governed schools.

That decision to share for the common good, agreed on democratically, is what we call "taxes".

There is no outrage when barrel bombs, chemical weapons and napalm are dropped on democratically self-organised communities or target hospitals and rescue workers.

"Whether they look like it or not, cops will be an occupying force seeking compliance from local residents on behalf of democratically elected central authorities," he writes.

It also betrays anger at an inability and, more importantly, reluctance to act on the part of democratically elected representatives.

Again, a permanent and sustainable solution to all the problems facing working people is possible by taking the biggest companies into democratic ownership, and reorganizing the economy on a democratically planned basis.

For too long, so-called Labour 'moderates' have declared open war on their democratically elected leader without consequence.

But didn't the eurozone, and especially Germany, trample on the democratically expressed wishes of the people?