Sentence examples for recent democracies from inspiring English sources

The recent Democracies (2009) looks into public demonstrations throughout present day Europe, and the alarming Repetition (2005) at the notorious 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment in which volunteers role-played tortured prisoners and their guards.

It has also inspired the constitutions of more recent democracies such as Japan.

In fact, we want to challenge the view that economic performance during Argentina's recent democracy has been dismal, both in terms of earnings growth as well as in terms of income distribution.

Our conclusions are that Argentina's exceptionalism is a presumption that still needs to be proven and that Argentina's economic performance during our recent democracy, both in terms of income distribution and earnings growth, has been substantially better than accepted in the economic debate.

On a recent Democracy Now! program, British environmentalist George Monbiot defended his support of nuclear power, despite the ongoing crisis in Japan.

In Myanmar, the junta released three prominent people arrested during the recent pro-democracy protests.

First, our commitment to preserve Brazil's recent achievements: democracy, economic and fiscal stability and social inclusion.

As Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said in a recent speech, democracy must deliver a better life to sustain itself.

To many, it looks very much like recent UK democracy has been a puppet show put on by the Murdochs.

Throughout recent history, democracy has seduced millions of people around the world who were unwilling to live without human rights and free elections.

Polish officials, for example, were annoyed to be told to invite a senior Russian to a recent pro-democracy shindig in Cracow: excluding him would supposedly have caused a damaging row.