Sentence examples for operating democratically from inspiring English sources

These forms of strategic collaboration, however, have their own problems which prevent the expert group from operating democratically.

When operating democratically, employees are more engaged and therefore able to be more productive, efficient and innovative.

If parental choice were allowed to operate democratically, no child of secular parents would ever be sent to a religious school.

When Mr. Morsi's government — elected in rushed circumstances and without institutions to sustain the process — did not operate democratically, the same populace that ousted the previous regime wanted a recall.

When a company operates democratically and treats its employees well, the employees in turn treat customers well.

It operates democratically, transferring decision-making power from elites to lay jurors, using subpoenas to force even the most powerful actors to disclose wrongdoing.

The moderate parties have dynastic or feudal leadership and they have not prepared their own staff to operate democratically inside their own parties or to learn to counter such rigging techniques.

Can a large corporation be run democratically?

He considered himself a modern cop with modern attitudes – he had no time for the old racist views, was sympathetic to protesters in the environmental movement, and believed the job of the police was to enable society to operate fairly and democratically.

Today, the general sentiment is far more subtle and sophisticated, allowing Brazilians to use such mega events for political purposes -- generating an embarrassment for the Olympic Committee, which operates far from democratically.

From overthrowing democratically elected leaders, operating death squads, and torturing civilians, the history of US involvement in the region has understandably helped create a widespread popular backlash that persists to this day.