Sentence examples for the two democracies from inspiring English sources

The two democracies can do a lot to deepen their relationship, including negotiating an investment treaty.

Merkel issued a statement after Trump's victory saying close cooperation was conditional on the continuation of shared values between the two democracies.

Our own recent research on the Hinkley question suggests the best way to understand this continuing commitment – and the contrast with Germany – lies in the relative qualities of the two democracies.

No more would a Harold Nicolson do the coast-to-coast lecture circuit, be received in one Peoria after another by ladies in cherried hats offering cookies, announce that the two democracies were standing shoulder to shoulder facing the foe to the east, and then return to London saying that it had been "like a month at a servants' ball".

Indian American comedian Sanjay Manaktala has a unique perspective on why the two democracies are getting on so well.

The trip is being seen as an attempt by the two democracies to balance the rising weight of China across Asia.

The death toll between these two democracies dwarfs the number killed attempting to cross the inner-German border during the cold war.

"I want to show the world that there's a place for new journalism from the one democracy in the region," Melloul told me in a phone interview he did in Tel Aviv.

For diversion, there is a month of glorious soccer, often called a gentleman's game played by thugs, which is a good way to describe the politics of two democracies from the same family.

In 1992 I hosted Binyamin Netanyahu at the University of Oxford where he gave a mesmerizing speech arguing that in the history of the world no two democracies had ever gone to war against each other.

Bibi argued that in the history of the world, no two democracies had ever gone to war against each other and challenged his student audience to name a single instance.