Sentence examples for shift to democracy from inspiring English sources

Hope blossomed for change when the shift to democracy began, and especially after Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy won a landslide in the 2015 election.

But the shift to democracy proved fragile.

But he rejected the notion that the shift to democracy could reverse itself.

But the promised Nigerian shift to democracy will be an inherently unstable process.

One story is that the eventual shift to democracy, as we saw in previous catch-up countries, is inevitable.

His election in 2008 broke the Colorado Party's 61-year hold on power, cementing the country's shift to democracy.

Berner traces the trajectory of Spain's shift to a democracy with consumerism as its core.

And when the grudging shift to quasi-democracy happened in Britain in the century to 1930, its opponents claimed they were being sold to the rabble.

We support the youth, we endeavour to shift to a more modern democracy, to a stronger democracy".

This sealed the shifting basis of political power from real estate to white male citizens and also marked the shift from property to democracy, as we used to call it.

Cercas's novel was a powerful depiction of Spain's shift from dictatorship to democracy.