Sentence examples for outbreak of democracy from inspiring English sources
To inoculate themselves against any outbreak of democracy, the generals who run this hermit dictatorship have undertaken two urgent missions of self-preservation.
But it does not appear to herald an outbreak of democracy in an area dominated by absolute monarchies that have been shaken by the Arab spring while resisting reform at home.
The conservative intelligentsia thought it was an outbreak of democracy.
They have launched a two-pronged attack on what they view as a dangerous outbreak of democracy.
The outbreak of democracy, and the peace and stability that so often go with it, among many nations over the past 30 years has had a significant influence as well.
In less than a week after we cheered the outbreak of democracy in Egypt, we witnessed the spectacle of retired CIA analyst and Veteran for Peace Ray McGovern being dragged out of Hillary Clinton's press conference yesterday for a silent, peaceful protest.
We are deep into New York's own curious Arab Spring, an almost disorienting outbreak of competitive democracy.
Students took a leading role in several outbreaks of pro-democracy unrest in the 1980s, including the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989.
The apology cited the views of Robert Morinho, the founder of Globo, who claimed in 1964 that military "intervention was essential to the maintenance of democracy and to contain the outbreak of urban warfare".
As a result, instead of democracy and freedom, there was chaos, outbreaks in violence and a series of upheavals.
