Sentence examples for setting democracy from inspiring English sources

The liberty movement must take care before setting democracy up as a foil to liberty, because it can be Liberty's servant too.

A political King Charles could set British democracy back 200 years.

As the threat of a coup arose, Brotherhood spokesmen talked about the terrible precedent that such an action would set for democracy in Egypt.

"In Iraq, Bush set back democracy and freedom in the region more than any other American president," Ms. Shahbender tells her.

A crowd of about 4,000 supporters cheered as his plane landed at the international airport here to open the next chapter in a political confrontation that has set back democracy in Thailand.

THE West stands captivated by Tunisia, where a month of peaceful protests by secular working- and middle-class Arabs has toppled a dictator, raising hopes that this North African country of 10 million will set off democracy movements throughout a region of calcified dictatorships.

Journalists love to believe that the truth sets a democracy free but human psychology humbles that philosophy.

As the sun sets on democracy.

The end result was the military takeover in 1980, which set Turkish democracy back at least a decade.

We can and should set a "Democracy Tariff" on goods that come from countries that do not protect their workers and/or environment.

Fifty years of isolating Cuba had failed to promote democracy, setting us back in Latin America.