Sentence examples for potentially Democratic from inspiring English sources
He explains that a "pro-Russian lobby" had been legitimized during the Iraq war in Berlin, which made its relationship with Russia more important for many Germans than NATO membership for potentially democratic countries (and potential irritants to Russia) like Georgia and Ukraine.
Social learning contexts—such as online class discussion forums—have emerged as potentially democratic spaces in online learning.
It is at this point that a serious fault line demarcates future relations between Israel and Iran's potentially democratic regime.
The announcement video indicates that the Clinton campaign believes that in this cycle, the core appeal to Democratic and potentially Democratic voters has to be based on economics.
President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have been put in the uncomfortable position of addressing dictatorial regimes that are longtime American allies while urging peaceful and orderly protest and, potentially, democratic transition.
The book shows how community radio's aesthetic practices accord with the ideals of an open and equitable public sphere, contributing to civil society and a potentially democratic aesthetics in which the 'old medium' of radio holds profound lessons for 'new media'.
Or maybe he saw it in purely local terms, as a way to scare away a potentially strong Democratic challenger, like the popular Newark mayor,Cory A. Booker, at a time when the state's unemployment rate hovers well above the national average.
Moreover, she hinted at the reality that 2010 could be tough cycle for Democrats across the country, with several potentially vulnerable Democratic senators and governors up for reelection, and a traditionally negative climate for incumbents during midterm elections.
The precariat is, potentially, the democratic majority.
But the move to individual voter registration has made a simple process more complex and potentially less democratic.
"They can't see that there is a potentially vibrant democratic movement in the Arab world," he said.
