Sentence examples for terms of democracy from inspiring English sources

In terms of democracy the protesters may have been right but not in terms of Islam.

And I find that to be unworkable in terms of democracy.

In terms of democracy, the Chicago area may get bogged down by too much of a good thing.

Packaging the debate in terms of "democracy" versus "authoritarianism" may crowd out other possibilities that appeal to Chinese political reformers.

"Frankly, we are not coming here to receive lessons in terms of democracy or in terms of how to handle the economy," said Mr. Barroso.

"I would be the first one to shout loud and clearly if I see any sign of regression in terms of democracy," he said.

Although this term was uncommon in the Greek literature of that time, it is used as an alternative term of democracy.

In terms of shareholder democracy, Britain is one of the more advanced countries.

"I have a great deal of respect for what he's trying to achieve in terms of improving democracy in Australia.

This highlights the interconnections between academia and policy practice in terms of global democracy.

"I think there's been some movement in terms of greater democracy, in terms of congress being involved in things such as World Cup country selection rather than the Executive Committee, so I think there's been some movement and we're partly responsible for that," the FA chairman added.