Sentence examples for stage of democracy from inspiring English sources

"Once we get these demands, we will be at an early stage of democracy where different ideas can confront each other".

Compared to national parliaments or strong parliamentary systems, the EU will probably not reach more than a minimalist stage of democracy in the next 5 to 10 years.

The turmoil highlights the central role of the military in some postcolonial Muslim countries, where at least in the fitful early stages of democracy, it forcefully imposes itself as the self-appointed arbiter of power and the guardian of national identity.

"We are at a very weird stage of our democracy," former FBI counterterrorism special agent Ali Soufan told The Daily Beast on Thursday.

"Citizens who want to appear on the public screen, who want to act on the stage of participatory democracy, face three major conditions that both constrain and enable their actions: 1) private ownership/monopoly of the public screen, 2) Infotainment conventions that filter what counts as news, and 3) the need to communicate in the discourse of images".

Similarly for undernourishment, no clear action of the perceived level of democracy was found.

This is what is necessary in the next stage of Africa's democracy - not an African Spring in the mould of the Arab Spring.

This logic basically sets the stage for the erosion of democracy.

The rise of Islamist parties is natural in the early stages of Middle Eastern democracies as religious factions have more of an organized base, he said.

American academics and media commentators have staged heart-warming scenarios of democracy bring freedom to the Levant.

Happily, at least for the moment, the society is rich enough to afford the staging of the fiction of democracy as a means of quieting the suspicions of a potentially riotous mob with the telling of a fairy tale.