Sentence examples for war for democracy from inspiring English sources

But, hey, what does public opinion in either country count in a war for democracy?

Perhaps we better have a list of other nations William Hague assumes we might attack in the coming year in his war for democracy.

In sum, the administration that waged a war for democracy now wants an exit strategy that is not at all dependent upon Iraq's democratic progress.

The US intervention in Iraq was a political war for democracy, and it should have been conducted in a way that would enthuse Iraqis about freedom.

More embarrassingly for an administration that fought a "war for democracy," it is now opposing Ayatollah Sistani's call for direct elections to the new national provisional assembly.

Silence and air strikes have an intimate symbiotic relation with each other, like the mood swings of a manic-depressive, and eras in which one is dominant quickly give way to the opposite (as Wilson's war for democracy collapsed almost overnight into Harding's "return to normalcy").

In the grip of this doctrine, torture has become "enhanced interrogation"; wars of aggression have become wars for democracy; a distant likely enemy has become an "imminent threat" whose very existence justifies an executive order to kill.

Bullets Are Flying" (Week in Review, Oct. 10), "Iraq has been many things to many people: necessary war, project for democracy, quagmire without end".

Baghdad, Iraq - IN the 19 months since American troops first rolled across the border here, Iraq has been many things to many people: necessary war, project for democracy, quagmire without end.

The "King of Poets," Muḥammad Taqī Bahār (died 1951), who had been actively working before World War I for democracy, now devoted himself to a variety of cultural activities, but his poems, though highly classical in form, were of great influence; they dealt with contemporary events and appealed to a wide public.

For a Machiavellian, Burnham wrote, politics was an unending war for dominance: democracy was a myth, and all ideologies were thinly veiled rationalisations for self-interest.