Sentence examples for that represents democracy from inspiring English sources

"When we work in a building that represents democracy for the world," Mr. Khan, 41, and now a fellow at a policy organization, said in a telephone interview this week, "we want to show it's about religious freedom, including for me, personally".

That represents democracy.

If there is a physical place that represents the intersection of democracy and capitalism in America, it is probably in Lower Manhattan at the corner of Wall and Broad.

This heralds the death of deliberative democracy that represents the peopled majority.

For others the whole debate was about another symbol: the US constitution that represents a philosophy of democracy and human rights.

It's a day when we should commemorate and celebrate the successes of a federal law that, for decades, protected Americans' access to the ballot box -- and led us farther along to the creation of a democracy that represents us all.

Nonetheless, even today experts operate under the wishful assumption that there actually is an identifiable pro-democracy movement in Iran that represents the majority of society.

"America represents democracy and stability.

I think it's time to fight for a big idea that Americans actually believe and that was the core idea of our Republic: that representative democracy represent its citizens equally.

"The PKK [Kurdistan Workers Party and YPGPG [Kurdish paramilitaries] are the only force in the Middle East that represent modernity, that have anything that supports and stands for democracy.

Brown (2009) proposes a dialogic framework following from agonistic democracy, which takes the position that when consensus is not possible, progress can be facilitated through ongoing commitment to accounting processes that represent and accommodate competing perspectives.