Sentence examples for preserving democracy from inspiring English sources

"But preserving democracy, with that fragile little d, that means something to me".

Defenders of this farcical system talk piously about voter choice and preserving democracy.

But it was the concept of a draft as essential to preserving democracy that proved, for some, the hardest to let go.

But by demonstrating that it can resolve an internal political crisis while preserving democracy, Turkey has also shown why it is a rightful candidate for membership, one day, of the European club.

The two dominant political groups, the Catholics and the Socialists, were more devoted to protecting the interests of their own constituencies than to promoting the public good or preserving democracy.

He acknowledged "acute concern" among Co-op board members and those in the regions over how reform could be achieved while preserving democracy, but said he was "confident that the two are fully compatible".

Other theories suggest that people turn out to "preserve democracy".

"We're here to preserve democracy, not to practice it".

One of them says, "In order to preserve democracy, we shall have to seize power ourselves".

Now he is trying to preserve democracy from being destroyed by ruthless militants.

"Gianni wishes to preserve democracy and equality between the 209 federations.