Sentence examples for robust democracies from inspiring English sources

Such tactics are associated with totalitarian regimes, not robust democracies.

Such colorful displays are typical of the feisty and contentious election campaigns in South Korea, one of Asia's most robust democracies.

A century after 1848, social democrats, liberals and even moderate conservatives finally came together to create robust democracies across Western Europe — an outcome that could and should have happened earlier and with less violence.

Some powers now emerging—India, Brazil and South Africa are robust democracies, but they still resist the idea of teaming up with the old West to back liberal values, notably in votes at the UN.

That is either because they have achieved economic stability and more robust democracies, or because they have elected left-wing governments which, for ideological reasons, are seeking new allies.

In late 2014, a team of journalists working for Aristegui broke open a scandal that arguably in more robust democracies would have led to a government's downfall.

That's what a robust democracy demands.

Israel is a robust democracy with vibrant academic freedom.

He failed to adapt to Mexico's increasingly robust democracy.

This connection can lead to increased civic engagement and ultimately a more robust democracy.

The state would be a great, robust democracy that would protect Jews against persecution and victimhood.