Sentence examples for workable democracy from inspiring English sources

Less clear is whether he will let Pakistan develop a workable democracy, or continue to stifle politics in the name of good government.

It is the foundation of any workable democracy.

Indeed, Israel is actually a model that Arab countries should be praising, not only as an example of a workable democracy, but also as a democracy that successfully incorporates religious elements into its civil society.

3)     How does he plan to position the United States to best deal with the rise of Islamist forces and promote workable democracies, including in Iraq where the departure of American troops has been followed by a rise in violence?

Is "liquid democracy" workable?

"In the great enterprise of making democracy workable," he argued, "we are all partners".

It was making democracy workable – refining the terms, throwing out what didn't work, but just as importantly, retaining what did.

Until now, the Islamic Republic has had a propaganda heyday among devout Arabs, depicting itself as a virtuous state with a workable level of democracy — just enough to give the regime legitimacy and stability.

Security becomes the determining factor in making democracy workable in post-civil war.

To really add to that informed consent that makes any democracy workable, you need to have a populace of people who know what's happening so that they can create a view about it.

That will make democracy less workable, and also less transferable.