Sentence examples for policy democracies from inspiring English sources
When politics is informed by myth not policy, democracies are in danger of hurting themselves.
He also has a few strong beliefs: free trade and microcredit are both good; America needs to reform its immigration policy; democracy is important, particularly to Mexico.
When private interests set public policy, democracy is very much at risk.MICHAEL CHAMBERSNew YorkRationing expectationSIR In your obituary of Elsie Widdowson (July 1st) you say: "The United States never had food rationing".
Choudary has just popped up on Radio 4's Today ("Hello Anjem," said Evan Davis) to protest that the ban is "a failure of the concept of democracy and freedom" because as soon as chaps like him criticise government foreign policy "democracy quickly turns into dictatorship".
This is not only because of the need to defend the principle that the foreign policy of democracies should be made by representative governments, not by disaffected young men bent on murder.
In the context of the Americas, FitzGerald and Cook-Martín (2014) challenged Western-centric preconceptions about the link between liberal immigration policy and democracy by showing that North American democracies were the first to establish ethnic immigration selection criteria and the last to abolish them, long after most Latin American autocracies did so.
How is the United States changing its policy towards democracy in the Middle East?
America has a bipartisan policy toward democracy and human rights in China, and it is called trade.
Two case studies of that growth and confidence are the evolution in his policy on democracy in the Middle East and the evolution of his policy on Afghanistan.
Whether one focuses on the new governance, weak states, or patterns of rule in general, the concept of governance raises issues about public policy and democracy.
In the months before the 2007-08 financrisisrishe, she became increasingly vocal about Wall Street's mortgage-lending practices and wrote an article in a new policy journal, Democracy, that warned of the dangers of subprime-mortgage lending.
