Sentence examples for unstable democracy from inspiring English sources

"We've crossed the threshold from an unstable democracy to a consolidated one".

The decline is unsurprising in light of another figure from the Pew survey: sixty-two per cent of Tunisians said that they would prefer a stable autocracy to an unstable democracy.

It proved to be 'political cement for the still unstable democracy' (Wentker, 2014: p. 356; Kössler, 2014: p. 229).

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Unstable Democracy: According to James Clad, a former U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, an unstable democracy marred by race-based politics and possible conflict would present "the most headaches for Australian foreign policy".

While perhaps necessary for now, as many leaders indicated on Thursday, such power-sharing threatens to become a permanent fixture of an unstable Iraqi democracy.

Of course democracy is unstable, that is the very nature of it.

Fukuyama now distances himself from Bush's disastrous conclusion - based partly on his End of History theory - that the world would be safer if the advent of democracy in unstable places could be hurried along by overwhelming military force.

Prosecutors maintain that Ergenekon is the deep state itself — not merely a cabal of reactionary officers within the military but a shadow government that aims at making Turkish democracy permanently unstable.

The American republic was, in 1863, a dangerously isolated democratic flower in a garden full of aristocratic weeds, and if the Civil War succeeded in sundering the United States into two separate pieces, it would be the final confirmation that democracies were unstable and unworkable pipe dreams.

Georgia and its American backers, including the Republican and Democratic United States presidential contenders, have presented Georgia as a plucky little democracy in an unstable region, a country deserving of generous aid and NATO membership.