Sentence examples for undermining democracy from inspiring English sources

In his speech in Salem, he spoke about Wall Street donations to super PACs undermining democracy.

They warned that the state's political and fiscal chaos was driving business away and undermining democracy.

Supporters say she would emulate her jailed father's economic competence without undermining democracy.

But, he adds, the stand-off is being manipulated by both governments, undermining democracy in both countries.

Repression is already undermining democracy in the Jewish state, and demography exacerbates this as the Arab population swells.

But some, like Mr. McCall, worry that the skyrocketing cost of running for office is undermining democracy.

Mr Graham spoke of a "general mandarin panic" and warned that diluting the Act risked taking Britain back to the "dark ages" and undermining democracy.

The government of Hungary, by contrast, is being taken to task on technicalities rather than the wider claims that it is undermining democracy, centralizing power and destroying pluralism.

The strike leaders, representing a coalition of civic and business groups and labor unions, accuse Mr. Chávez of undermining democracy in order to install a Cuban-style revolution.

The Economist Intelligence Unit has drawn attention to the prospects of the financial crisis undermining democracy and democracy promotion in many places of the world.

Her discussion of Pakistan, however, is almost obsessive in its insistence that United States policy has been responsible for propping up dictatorship and undermining democracy there.