Indeed, Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California said they were evidence of a vibrant democratic process.
Whatever the shortcomings, across the capital, a huge effort is being made to give the impression of a vibrant democratic process.
Democracy is supposed to be a vibrant, participatory process where every citizen can have an impact on how the country is governed and narrow interests can't commandeer the process for themselves.
Whereas the current publication volume renders comprehensive reading impossible, the selective assessment of high impact journal publications remains the mainstay of academic communication and is essential for maintenance of a vibrant intellectual process for most clinical investigators and scientists.
If we want a vibrant and fair democratic process, the United States needs to adopt a publicly financed election system so that the playing field is level, even for citizens like me.
EMT is a vibrant, dynamic and transient process and is an important contributor to epithelial cell plasticity during tumor progression.
This is not to suggest that there are no such tools, but the daily, practical line management of the organisation does not always have a close and vibrant connection to the processes of policy formulation.
The casualty in this stable, predictable process is a vibrant, competitive democracy.
The chameleon ensemble members, rounded out by Daniel Wahl, and the brilliant design team, overseen by Michael Levine, give such precise and vibrant life to this uncertain process that you sometimes feel it comes out of your own mind.
He said that moving counts to the Friday would be "a retrograde step to suck all the interest out of the most important and vibrant part of our democratic process".
