Sentence examples for practising democracy from inspiring English sources

But allow people some common sense: in a practising democracy, they are unlikely to vote, or anyhow vote twice, for oppression.The Algerian army, distrusting this common sense, decided to manipulate the result it felt safest with.

He was about five years old, and had grown up at the house, which was founded six years ago.An older woman reminisced about the early days: "We were practising democracy as it should be.

Baldoví – who once stripped off his shirt and tie in a debate over banking, and clearly sees himself as a man of the people – hopes Thursday's political experiment will "open the voters' eyes to another way of practising democracy, and bring them closer to their politicians".

The kingdom now has a system and a precedent for practising democracy.The political spectacle is not the only thing boosting Saudi morale.

Americans are not very good at practising democracy - but we are very good at advertising democratic ideas which makes us also imagine, God help us, that we are good at spreading democracy, with the results we know.

The people practised democracy where they could.

Only if we practised democracy could the country develop".

While Stalin did not practise democracy, he understood political power.

Should he or she attempt to practise democracy in any form that spills on to the public way, the smart city has no way of accounting for this activity other than interpreting it as an untoward disruption to the orderly flow of circulation.

We practised democracy, we voted, there's education, freedom of speech, of expression, and Afghanistan's flag is flying all over the world".

He is incorrupt, a taxpayer and his party alone practises internal democracy.