Sentence examples for representative rule from inspiring English sources

In an election rife with false equivalences, it is useful to remember that heedlessly comparing unwrinkled authoritarianism to imperfect representative rule is a perversion akin to Trump's own manipulation of facts and exploitation of fear.

That December, the group's work influenced the Bonn Agreement, which mapped steps toward representative rule, while leaving unresolved the conflict between Ghani's vision of a modern state and the interests of regional power brokers.

The British raj thus sought to reconcile Indian religious pluralism to representative rule and no doubt hoped, in the process of fashioning such elaborate constitutional formulas, to win undying minority support for themselves and to undermine the arguments of Congress's radical leadership that they alone spoke for India's "united nationalist movement".

The current dispensation of democratic, representative rule has seen the balance shift and majority groups assert themselves, leading to intense competition for authority and resources.

He promised to respect the independence of the Judiciary, provide the people of the Northern Areas with "basic rights, representative rule and an independent judiciary" and tendered an apology to people in Baluchistan province, for the military crackdown initiated by Musharraf.

Now the high representative rules with orders given in Brussels, which has become Bosnia's latest imperial capital.Two years ago the EU told the Bosnians to do 16 things before they could start talks on eventual accession.

Taken together with the novel candidates, representative rules of ineffective amino acid usage were obtained from non-effective candidate sequences for the effective designing of cell-adhesive peptides.

An arbitrator between the city and police representatives ruled in favour of destroying the evidence in November, following public information requests from reporters and police brutality opponents, The Washington Post reported.

It is our democracy, representative government, rule of law, and basic freedoms, that protect us from arbitrary power, cults of personality and supreme rule by secular autocrats or megalomaniacs who claim a divine mandate to rule over us.

"We don't have a picture of Ramzan as a representative of rule of law of stability.

Member states of the European Community, through the Copenhagen Declaration proclaimed their determination to "defend" the principles of representative democracy, rule of law, social justice and human rights (King 1999).