Sentence examples for wide democracy from inspiring English sources

But tastes are personal and this is a wide democracy, involving reading groups from Waterstones bookshops around the country as well as individual judges.

The union derives its legitimacy not from being a continent-wide democracy.

The euro zone represents a challenge to this rule given the absence of euro-zone-wide democracy.

Some believe the gulf between the EU and voters can be filled by more Europe-wide democracy.

Under Tony Blair and his minister for London, city-wide democracy became the equivalent of a chatshow hosted by the mayor, with an invited audience of assembly members.

Unlock Democracy, a UK-wide democracy campaign, wants the rules to apply to all paid lobbyists, including those from charities and trade unions.

Without any imminent prospect of deepening Europe-wide democracy, Mr Miliband's hopes of strengthening certain roles for national parliaments represents a decent second best here.

But there are also signs of fracture and disaffection within her wider democracy movement.

In any case the whole process has been botched by Ed Miliband's idiotic reform of the election rules – the £3 member and supporter rights – done in the illusory name of "wider democracy".

Commentators across the Middle East on Friday largely dismissed the speech by President Bush calling for wider democracy in the region, labeling it something for domestic consumption to justify the war in Iraq rather than signaling a real change in policy.

A9 Speech Dismissed in Mideast Commentators across the Middle East largely dismissed the speech by President Bush calling for wider democracy in the region, labeling it something for domestic consumption to justify the war in Iraq rather than signaling a real change in policy.