Sentence examples for world democracies from inspiring English sources

Salmond could have taken a leaf from the book of other world democracies, especially those of a similar size to Scotland whose public services are manifestly better run.

A report by the U.N.'s special rapporteur presented last month to the Human Rights Council in Geneva warns that this right is being threatened by governments around the world — democracies included.

Perhaps we tech leaders in the United States need to think about the fact that in opposing such measures, we're standing against our fellow First World democracies and standing with the authoritarian bogeyman of China's one-party state.

Around the world, democracies must prove the viability and desirability of their system to their own populations who are looking for a better path forward.

Just as Exxon jousts with Greenpeace and SeaWorld with PETA, first world democracies must wise up and loosen up in the face of smaller but savvier social warriors.

What we do know is that countries all over the world, democracies forged by their citizens often in likeness of our own Constitution, enshrine all of our shared freedoms except the right to bear arms and the right to own another human being.

Woodrow Wilson and George W. Bush preached their own gospels of world democracy.

Nor should American diplomacy turn away from emphasizing the virtues of bringing the world democracy.

In much of the world, democracy predates liberty, and is not working well.

"But we gave the world democracy, and we expect the European Union to support us".

We were stunned that a supposedly first world democracy would operate that way.