Sentence examples for some democracies from inspiring English sources
Even some democracies with quite significant British pasts have dumped first-past-the-post.
Some democracies, including long-standing ones such as Malaysia and Singapore, essentially have semi-authoritarian regimes.
Some democracies, aware that information is more accessible and independent advocacy groups are more influential in their countries, are wary of the monitoring.
For relatively short periods of time, some democracies did away with the ruling group, substituting a class of free landholders and providing a citizen army of warriors, but the basic economic organization remained unchanged.
And RSF's head of research, Lucie Morillon, pointed out that this year's fall in rankings by some democracies were influenced by "an overly broad and abusive interpretation of the concept of national security protection".
They all cherish the principle of free speech, subject to legal limits which at a minimum, outlaw direct incitement to violence, as in "let's go and kill members of group X or Y.... ...... Some democracies, perhaps rather too broadly, also outlaw negative characterisations of groups of people, defined by ethnicity, race or religion, which might arguably lead to violence against those people.
For some, democracy means chaos and killing.
"You really feel like there's some democracy happening here".
The regime tolerates some opposition, some free press, some democracy.
Let's bring some democracy back to housing".
