Sentence examples for sensible democracy from inspiring English sources

Although some of the resigned had no excuse and had to leave, any sensible democracy should know that changing ministers so quickly is detrimental to policymaking.

The road back to a sensible democracy is long and expensive, but it is one that starts now with the leadership of Democratic state legislators and the DLCC.

Most sensible democracies have a living constitution, meaning that whoever wins the election gets to decide on the law of the land.

"Iraq would be a positive swing factor for a number of Turkish companies," notably cement and retail businesses, "if it becomes a sensible, functioning democracy," he said.

And they have the power of the pulpit to argue for a new, more sensible, system of democracy.

The students echoed him with a shout of "freedom" but were notably silent about Islam.Shuffling towards democracyDistrust of political clergy does not add up to the desire to do away with the theocratic state; after all, in most democracies, sensible people distrust their politicians.

Guardian: A sensible decision Independent: Our democracy must be transparent.

But if you care about democracy, the sensible reaction to this fact is not to vilify all media or, as at least one Trump voter suggested with a T-shirt, hang a journalist.

The Arab spring last year and the current struggles in Bahrain and Syria highlight the vital nature of collective public protest as the precursor and mainstay of any sensible form of effective democracy.

"I think that is the simplest, cheapest and most sensible way to bring democracy and greater power to the combined authorities".

That is how we should get to sensible outcomes in a democracy, not by elected lawmakers hiding behind unelected agency officials.