Sentence examples for record on democracy from inspiring English sources
The UK's own record on democracy when it controlled Hong Kong was "not a good one", he told MPs, while he questioned the approach of successive government to Sino-British relations.
Some, like Tina Khidasheli, an opposition politician, lambasted Mr Saakashvili for his chequered record on democracy.
As well as the economic failures, the endemic corruption, the religious tensions and the venality of the political class, Nigeria's record on democracy is appalling.
By the time Mr. Horn arrived in Myanmar in 1992, the United States had already become harshly critical of the government's record on democracy and human rights.
They want to help improve Azerbaijan's squalid record on democracy and human rights and to nudge the country towards a settlement with its bitter rival and neighbour, Armenia, over the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh, which poses the biggest obstacle to peace and prosperity in the southern half of the Caucasus.
According to Kembayev (2016: p. 202), Kazakhstan's poor record on democracy and human rights is the primary factor which hinders the deepening of the Brussels-Astana relations.
The study makes clear also that the United States has signed weapons-sales agreements with nations whose records on democracy and human rights are subject to official criticism.
But the new supply arrangements could leave the United States more reliant on cooperation from authoritarian countries like Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, which have poor records on democracy and human rights.
He said Egypt, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, three of the closest allies of the United States in the Muslim world but also countries widely accused of having poor records on democracy, have made progress in this area in the last two years.
Maybe.But on the whole, looking at the record of democracies over time, you have to conclude that voters are smart more often than not.
