Sentence examples for younger democracies from inspiring English sources

But more deeply, it draws from European worries that the bloc has few tools to police its core values if younger democracies threaten to stray toward populism.

Paradoxically, his own tenure in the European Union's rotating presidency has been seen by some politicians as an example of the dangers of admitting younger democracies.

When politicians in established democracies such as the UK threaten to leave the ECHR for essentially domestic reasons, this is likely to have negative repercussions on the respect of fundamental freedoms in Europe's younger democracies.

He has had the latitude to make promises to protect health spending and clamp down on bankers, while avoiding promises to reverse recent tax rises.This emphasis on ideas may seem a rather lofty way of explaining the success of European conservatives during the recession, and the struggle of their allies in younger democracies to find a coherent and convincing voice.

In light of this, Keefer (2007 813) characterizes younger democracies as "… more presidential, fractionalized, and affected by conflict.

She said Britain should be setting an example on human rights to younger democracies in Europe, like Russia.

In many young democracies, politicians find this hard to accept.

The pluralistic institutions of their young democracies seem so far to be holding up.

This in turn has the potential to shore up fragile young democracies across the continent.

Democratic institutions will be locked into place in Central Europe's young democracies.

The prime minister, Mr. Ouyahia, said young democracies needed to "give it time".