Sentence examples for would be more democratic from inspiring English sources

He thought it would be "more democratic" to pass the prime ministership to the largest opposition party, the Democrats; they, he thought, were "less tainted" by the smears of corruption which disfigure most Thai politicians.

And it would be more democratic.

When power was devolved to Edinburgh, Scots had hoped that their Parliament would be more democratic and consensual than its Westminster counterpart.

In fact, the new Fourth District was drawn to squeeze in as many Republican voters as possible so neighboring districts would be more Democratic.

It was assumed that open and public conventions would be more democratic, but they soon came under the control of small groups of state and local party leaders, who handpicked many of the delegates.

The intention was that the awards would be more democratic and open to a greater range of works: nerds know how it is to be excluded from the cool gang.

It would certainly be more democratic than gluing together a coalition dependent only on participants' vested interests.

This would not only be more democratic (why should countries that wish to pool sovereignty be stopped by others, if others are not harmed?).

Placing a limit on the power of primaries would, in fact, be more democratic.

What could be more democratic?

He has frustrated some Democrats, who were unhappy that he did not push harder for a deal with legislative leaders to redraw the state's Congressional map in a way that would be more favorable to Democratic incumbents, and who have urged him to endorse more Democratic candidates.