Sentence examples for onset of democracy from inspiring English sources

The onset of democracy in Mexico provides the best chance in a generation to build a forward-looking agenda that moves beyond stale debates.

Under Myanmar's former military rule, such ideas had little chance of becoming law, but with the onset of democracy all that has changed.

The United States should begin to reflect more seriously on its huge income disparity with Mexico, and the onset of democracy there suggests that it may be time to think about a Marshall program to introduce permanent prosperity.

It suggests that, for the first time since the onset of democracy, more South Africans feel their country is moving in the wrong direction (42%) than in the right one (38%).

A key assumption of the study was that by 1999, that is, 5 years after the onset of democracy, admission policies would have changed at medical schools and graduation statistics would begin to reflect this change.

One of the main changes in migration pattern since the onset of democracy is that younger men and women in the 20 25 age group are increasingly likely to migrate.

Ironically, it's precisely by touting the uniqueness of information and digital technology – the hallmarks of "post-capitalism" as Mason sees it – that Uber justifies its draconian employment practices, far more typical of capitalism before the onset of social democracy.

Bt20 commenced at the onset of South Africa's transition to democracy in 1990 with the enrolment of a cohort of singleton children born during a seven-week period in the Greater Johannesburg area in the Gauteng Province.

Parody of democracy.

Muslims are incapable of democracy.

[Parliament] is the holy temple of democracy.