Sentence examples for sending democracies from inspiring English sources

In both places, it's sending democracies off the rails.

Could George Bush talk about sending democracy to Tehran in Tehran?

He was jokingly threatening the caller: "Shut up or I will send democracy to your town". When he finished his conversation, the general - who didn't want his name published because he feared retribution from militias -stretched out his hand to me and said: "Welcome to Tehran". I asked him about British claims that the security situation was improving.

While a reprise of the contra war is unlikely, Mr. Ortega's re-election push is reopening old wounds and, critics contend, sending Nicaraguan democracy into a tailspin.

And just this summer, in a weird twist on the uses of new technology, the Cuban government has been accused of jamming the broadcasts of Iranian dissident groups based in Los Angeles that are sending pro-democracy broadcasts to Iran.

SEOUL — South Korean police on Monday tried for hours to block a civic group from sending pro-democracy leaflets across the border by balloon after North Korea threatened the activists with a "merciless military strike," but the South's efforts ultimately failed.

Gamel al-Eid of the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information argued that the military was sending pro-democracy activists a message: "It is time to shut up, to stay quiet.

As for the paradox of a country with no semblance of democracy sending warplanes to help people fighting for democracy thousands of miles away - there's no paradox at all, I am told.

It was the latest dramatic episode in a political crisis that has gripped Thailand for more than a decade, sending an Asian democracy sliding back to military rule.

Veep's executive producer David Mandel also issued "an official statement on behalf of Veep and the United States," taking full responsibility for sending Australia's democracy into a minor crisis.

Palestine has offered continued assistance to American pro-democracy activists, sending anti-tear-gas kits to those protesting police brutality in various American cities.