Sentence examples for wave of democracy from inspiring English sources
"The United States should support this wave of democracy — it's coming," Mr. Matar said.
His argument was that the "wave" of democracy that had swept the world in the 1980's and 1990's had a shadow side.
With contributions from dozens of Arab scholars, it declared bluntly: "The wave of democracy that transformed governance in most of [the world] has barely reached the Arab states.
When Mr. Mandela was freed from Robben Island and saw thousands dancing and singing protest songs in front of the presidential palace in Pretoria, he called it a tidal wave of democracy.
The wave of democracy that swept Latin America in the last decade came with wildly unrealistic public expectations amid a backdrop of serious long-term social and economic inequities.
He looks at countries that broke down after the post-1974 "third wave" of democracy and have yet to recover, not only obvious examples like corruption-ridden Nigeria, but also Nepal, Thailand and the Solomon Islands.
Rice rode the great wave of Jacksonian democracy, identifying with the Democrats rather than the more refined Republicans, Whigs and Abolitionists.
He has already backed nationalist allies in other countries and vowed last month that the European Parliament elections in 2019 would bring a wave of "Christian democracy" across the continent.
As the country that set off the wave of pro-democracy movements that engulfed the Arab region, Tunisia's efforts to build a democracy are being closely watched around the world.
The price of oil had been rising steadily even before the wave of pro-democracy protests swept much of the Middle East and North Africa.
In February 2011, as a wave of pro-democracy protests the swept the Middle East and North Africa, demonstrators in Oman held rallies calling for economic improvements and greater political freedom.
