democratic的示例

• The 1990s have seen a shift to democratic government in Eastern Europe.

• The president has promised a new constitution and the creation of democratic power structures.

• These will be the first truly democratic elections in the country's history.

• How can there be democratic elections without a free press?

• We must do more to smooth the country's path to democratic reform.

• It is equally true, however, that the party's narrow class base rendered it an increasingly less than reliable champion of democratic rights.

• The democratic appeal of this condition is obvious.

• This question lies at the heart of political representation and democratic responsiveness.

• Scholars of regime change have offered several complementary explanations of the empirical regularity that democratic transitions tend not to result in substantial redistribution.

• Likewise, we have a potentially significant role to play in analyzing gender and democratization, including the role of women in the region's democratic transitions.

• Another major path of democratic transitions is the revolt or mobilization of social forces-especially in civil society-against the regime.

• Given the country's ethnic bipolar structure, it was also highly unlikely that the rebels would accept the democratic route to power.

• The differences, while statistically significant, are generally trivial (for example, the means on the democratic values index are 3.35 in 1996 and 3.27 in 1998).

• The developmental benefits of democratic institutions, and the difficulties in building and keeping such institutions are, in this sense, two sides of the same coin.

• The opening up and expansion of the democratic space under mutipartyism has, nonetheless, had positive effects on corruption.

• In general, it was a rather democratic way of deciding the normative status of possible answers to difficult questions.

• An empirical analysis demonstrates that increases in democratic quality, measured independently from electoral activities, tend to be stronger directly after elections than in non-electoral periods.

• Thus, it does not appear that over time, social democratic labor market institutions have significantly been dismantled.

• We are a strong democratic country ready to take on any challenge.

• This is because the crisis has indicated that democratic regimes may be more effective at dealing with economic travails than authoritarian regimes.