Sentence examples for stop democracy from inspiring English sources

They don't have a free hand to stop democracy.

One purpose of the conference will be to discuss how to stop democracy from backsliding.

His "microphone diplomacy" has the potential to strain Venezuela's relations with both countries.A few years ago, the United States might have been expected to make a much more vigorous attempt to stop democracy from being extinguished in a large South American country.

"Like most of America, they are aghast that a small group of entrenched opposition could stop democracy," said Blumenthal after meeting with them Tuesday.

The view that there is a nexus between Iran and Iraq has been endorsed by Condoleezza Rice, who said last month that Iran "does need to understand that it is not going to improve its own situation by stirring instability in Iraq," and by the President, who said, in August, that "Iran is backing armed groups in the hope of stopping democracy from taking hold" in Iraq.

But perhaps Vladimir Putin and the next U.S. president could sit down and negotiate a truce: we'll stop promoting democracy in the former Soviet Union if they stop subverting democracy beyond Russia's borders.

"This kind of self-censorship will stop our democracy in its tracks.

Europe should stop considering democracy a strictly national issue and should act to protect Italy's freedom of speech.

Politically, the king had gained stature and approval in his final years because he did not call in the military to stop the democracy movement or take charge when the political coalitions that have marked the last decade cracked and sometimes crumbled, leaving a dangerous vacuum.

During his campaign and after he continued to advocate for a break-up of the two party system, to stop forcing democracy on the world at gunpoint, cuts to congressional salaries and perks, rewards for uncovering political corruption, taxes on 'excess profits,' leadership in eliminating world hunger, and the elimination of capital punishment, among other policies.

Another example of the fact that tyrants today, like those in Ancient Athens, never stop overthrowing democracies.