Sentence examples for own democratization from inspiring English sources

To show that the continent was capable of managing its own democratization, for example, he supported the African Peer Review Mechanism, an institution run by Africans to evaluate each member country's overall development.

However, Turkey's recent conversion to champion of democracy is still as fragile as is its own democratization process.

Turkey boasts the fastest growing and largest economy in the region, and as a result of its own democratization and reform process undertaken, it is uniquely placed to play a decisive role in providing critical assistance and encouragement for the newly emerging governments of the region.

African leaders are making an effort to keep Mali's own needs — democratization and good governance — on the agenda.

In the absence of any new discoveries of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction, the Bush Administration has groped for an alternative casus belli: a link between Baghdad and Al Qaeda, Saddam's cruelty to his own people, democratization of the Middle East.

It has focused attention on a piece of history that the government would rather forget: South Korea's secret war of espionage against North Korea and its sometimes brutal treatment of its own citizens, before democratization began in 1987.

And years ahead of the Arab spring, the new and current king, Mohammed VI, initiated his own approach toward democratization -- holding regular local and parliamentary elections, securing the rights of women and religious minorities (especially Jews), fostering civil society, supporting political reform, and ultimately rewriting the constitution to split power with an elected prime minister.

Monique Woodard, a longtime entrepreneur and more newly a venture partner at 500 Startups, credits her own path to the democratization of information brought about by social media platforms, as well as the many public insights into the industry that VCs like Fred Wilson and Brad Feld have contributed over time.

In August 2010, Boston-based TurningArt launched its own unique spin on the democratization of art commerce with a Netflix-esque model that allows any and all to "rent" and enjoy contemporary art.

Instead of allowing the process of democratization to establish its own limits, he constantly upset the work of reformers while failing to satisfy their adversaries.

Speaking of emerging markets, our own Josh Constine asked Page about the democratization of access on the Internet, and the CEO's response focused around bringing more smartphones to those markets.