Sentence examples for spread democratic from inspiring English sources
One has to know what a democracy is and how it functions, and then model it at home, before being convincing in attempts to spread democratic systems.
America exists, in McCain's view, not simply to safeguard the prosperity and safety of those who live in it but also to spread democratic values and human rights to other parts of the planet.
Richard Boucher, the department spokesman, said Ms. Cheney would also serve as "coordinator for broader Middle East and North Africa initiatives" -- an effort to spread democratic and economic change in the region.
The issue isn't whether "human community" values should be shared globally, but how to do it: the ham-handed approach of President Bush and Tony Blair — waging war — hasn't spread democratic values or generated good will.
For more than a decade after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the US seemed committed to spreading "democratic capitalism" throughout the world.
They are tackling the economic crisis; building "resilience" in homeland security; dealing with global security threats by stabilising Iraq and Afghanistan and halting the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction; spreading democratic stability across Europe; and keeping "a habitable planet".
He had been hired to advise the writers by Pilot Media Initiatives, a Brooklyn-based company that makes television programs modelled on the news-parody format popularized by "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," with the aim of spreading democratic principles in developing countries.
Obama can play a leadership role in supporting spreading democratic practices in Africa.
That may now be having the unintended effect of encouraging the spread of democratic ideas from Taiwan to the mainland.
We could not resist the government in such a small area, so we decided that we must spread the democratic mass movement all across Assam.
The greatest chance of it being a stable and fairly harmonious one is the spread of democratic self-management among informed farmers.
