Sentence examples for restricted democratic from inspiring English sources
The measure was opposed by Communists and other opposition parties, who said it restricted democratic freedoms.
Each of these laws that they passed through have restricted democratic space and given more power to engage in widespread surveillance.
>From the spring of 2002 until at least April 2003, members of the GOP committee staff exploited a computer glitch that allowed them to access restricted Democratic communications witho ut a password.
Finally, French NPM reforms restricted democratic planning and led to a re-concentration of health organizations to achieve greater national coherence.
Mr Lee, a critic of China's recent moves to restrict democratic reforms in the territory, was the third outspoken radio personality to quit this month.
Restricting democratic activity risks moving legitimate opposition on to the streets, where it could turn violent.A presidential election is due in 2000.
See articlePolice in Hong Kong began removing barricades erected by protesters who are angered by China's plan to restrict democratic reform in the territory and have occupied some major roads in the city since late September.
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA — The lower house of the Malaysian Parliament approved a measure Tuesday that would ban street demonstrations, hours after hundreds of lawyers and activists chanting "freedom to the people" protested against the legislation, which they said would further restrict democratic rights in the country.
Now the introduction of a series of laws that in their totality have the feel of restricting democratic values is making the early politicized criticisms of the left seem relevant.
New Labour broke that unwritten contract, by abandoning much of the common ground for a love-in with big business and the City, and by leaving intact the Tory laws that make British trade unions the most legally restricted in the democratic world.
In conclusion, bioethics should be utilized as a powerful tool to increase the choices of people in areas of the world where the right of free choice is absent, or restricted by non-democratic political regimes.
