Sentence examples for revive democracy from inspiring English sources

We need to pass power downwards in order, first, to revive democracy, second, to break up this overbearing state and, third, to deliver diversity to communities.

People from countries like the Maldives stood up and said, 'Every year we come here and move you to tears about our plight and then you do nothing.' It brought home how our governments, left to their own devices, will fail and to get round them requires people to act and campaign.' That way we might not only save the planet but revive democracy".

Berlin lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he has worked on nonpartisan efforts to revive democracy in America, promote peace in the Middle East, and diversify Los Alamos National Laboratory, among other issues, since 1981.

Reviving democracy everywhere is a worthy dream.

Reviving democracy at home and abroad is a worthy driving dream.

But they were an invention of the Enlightenment and must coexist with that second great system the Enlightenment invented, or I suppose I should say revived, democracy.

These involve setting up a common public authority, which is neither a state nor a simple "governance" of politicians and experts; securing genuine equality among the nations, thus fighting against reactionary nationalisms; and above all reviving democracy in the European space, thus resisting the current processes of "de-democratisation" or "statism without a State", produced by neoliberalism.

DAKAR, Senegal — Five years after Congo's catastrophic war officially ended, the rate at which people are dying in the country remains virtually unchanged, according to a new survey, despite the efforts of the world's largest peacekeeping force, billions of dollars in international aid and a historic election that revived democracy after decades of violence and despotism.

It ends with Mr Fujimori skulking in a Japanese novelist's house in Tokyo, stripped of the presidency over the scandalous behaviour of Vladimiro Montesinos, his now-fugitive intelligence chief and closest political adviser.In the month since Mr Fujimori's fall, Peru's reviving democracy has been shaken by claims about the seemingly huge scale of corruption during his decade in power (see article).

As a leader of this revived democracy in the 4th century BC, Thrasybulus advocated a policy of resistance to Sparta and sought to restore Athens' imperial power.

In the revived democracy established in 403 BC, Thrasybulus became a major and prestigious leader, although he was soon superseded at the head of the state by Archinus.