Sentence examples for overturn democracy from inspiring English sources

To overturn democracy in the name of capital.

"I met one or two – one called me a fascist because [he said] I wanted to overturn democracy.

Under President Chávez the only attempt to overturn democracy was the opposition's unsuccessful military coup in 2002.

People who never supported Corbyn are appalled by the way the PLP has been trying to overturn democracy, especially at a time when the Tories were in disarray after Brexit.

What's clear is they'd rather spend millions trying to overturn democracy than pay low-wage workers what they've earned.

The intervention was condemned by Morsi's supporters in the Muslim Brotherhood, who accused Sisi of having overturned democracy by deposing a freely elected president.

With a County Meeting on 5 April 1817, Coke spoke on the King's intent on "overturning democracy and enslaving the country" by restricting freedom of speech and the press, suggesting that the government needed to be removed.

What the referendum amounts to, essentially, is an attempt to overturn Turkish democracy, and to rubber-stamp the authoritarian powers that Erdoğan has been pursuing for the past decade.

If we don't overturn it, democracy is absolutely finished in this country".

I'm tired of people overturning Israeli democracy by saying laws are unconstitutional.

A majority vote of the membership can overturn any decision — direct democracy in action, they like to say (try putting that in the brochure for Bruce Ratner's newest development!).