Sentence examples for policy of democratic from inspiring English sources

The party subsequently abandoned its policy of democratic centralism in internal decision making.

Democracy was to be practiced only within the party, and even then it was to be constrained by the policy of democratic centralism.

Mr. Bush's oratory of war sounds a good deal like the reformist internationalism that guided the foreign policy of Democratic presidents from Wilson to Bill Clinton.

That is vindication for Mr Uribe and his controversial policy of "democratic security".The voters paid tribute to a remarkable transformation in a country long racked by the violence of leftist guerrillas, rightist paramilitaries and drug-traffickers.

But some leaders in the region are wondering privately whether President Bush has retreated from the American commitment to strengthening their political and economic institutions, a policy of Democratic and Republican administrations for two decades.

Following two years as director of the National Youth Administration in Texas (1935 37), he ran successfully for a seat in the House as a supporter of the New Deal policies of Democratic President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Sanders, who reminded Clinton that he helped write the Affordable Care Act, harkened back to the policies of Democratic titans like FDR and Truman to justify his position.

For anyone who takes a passing interest in the security policy of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea its most recent missile launch comes as no great surprise.

"Director Comey was the one who decided to take this unprecedented step," Podesta said, "we now learn, against the advice of senior justice department officials who told him it was against longstanding department policy of both Democratic and Republican administrations.

Critics of non-intervention argued then and since that the hands-off policy of the democratic powers starved the Spanish Republic of the means to fight a war that saw the direct involvement of Germany and Italy, which used it as a dress rehearsal for World War II.

As Rawls has persuasively argued, publicity should be a fundamental norm governing the basic law and policy of a democratic society (Rawls 1971/1999).