Sentence examples for perception of democracy from inspiring English sources
"The Harlem Globetrotters are a team that advanced the game of basketball and, I do believe, the perception of democracy," said Jackson, the current owner and a Globetrotters player in the 1960's.
Millions of citizens in Nigeria will now have a different perception of democracy.
What are the causes of declining perceptions of democracy in the U.S. and elsewhere?
The perception that Kuwait's relative democracy hinders its economic development has negative repercussions for the perceptions of democracy in the Gulf region.
For example Hopkins and King ([2010]) rank 74% of vignettes correctly when looking at self-reported vignette adjusted differences in political efficacy between China and Mexico, whereas Bratton ([2010]) has only 37% of consistent and non-tied responses when investigating perceptions of democracy in Africa.
It will be said that we are united by a common belief in democracy, but this is hardly a specifically British value – and, in any case, my perception of a democracy that is continually imperilled by Tory-backed corporate and private interests is rather different to theirs.
Wernstedt hopes that the process might inspire or engage other parties, eventually transforming the very perception of how democracy works.
Jennifer Olsen, a Trump supporter from Missouri, felt "this country has the perception of a democracy... but federal politics are corrupt".
The impact on voters' perception of EU democracy could then be immense, because voters have been told that one effect of their ballot is to decide who heads the commission.
This perception of a weak democracy may be linked to caudillismo, a cultural influence which can be understood through the immigration-induced cultural shifts in Argentina over the last century.
In The Senses of Democracy: Perception, Politics, and Culture in Latin America Texass, 2018), she traces the evolution of sense work in literary texts, the visual arts, periodical culture, and history.
