Sentence examples for rules of a democracy from inspiring English sources

"Can you change the rules of a democracy just like that?

No. Standards -- the normal rules of a democracy -- have not been obstacles to trade.

This situation presupposes that both parties are in agreement with regard to the fundamental rules of a democracy.

Unable to stop the Affordable Care Act by the normal rules of a democracy — e.g., the Supreme Court, or winning a national election — a core group of leading Republicans now plan to sabotage the law.

The Shiites and Sunnis have thus far been unable to put their ancient hatreds aside in order to work together to create a rule-of-law constitutional democracy.

But once inside Myanmar, then known as Burma, she was swept up in a popular uprising against military rule and became the leader of a democracy movement that was suppressed and persecuted until last year, when a nominally civilian government came to power in Myanmar.

But the biggest worry about Mr Harper is his contempt for the rules of Canadian democracy.

And the rules of our democracy encourage me and you to stay in the game.

"Hungary is quickly losing the defining features of a democracy under the rule of law," Grabbe wrote.

Nigeria has survived civil war and more than 30 years of military rule to become a democracy - with massive wealth to spend as the largest oil producer in Africa.

For instance he defined a monarchy as the rule of one; aristocracy as the rule of a few; and democracy as the rule by all people.