democracy

• "The manner of communication in a democracy should be as per the dignity of democracy," he said. —  Zee News : India National
• "Citizens in a democracy are all supposed to have an equal share in that democracy, so we ought to act like it." —  Seeing the Forest
• So appealing to these ideas of what a democracy is and what elected representation means are just ignoring the question: in the way Malaysians have experienced "democracy" in Malaysia, are crossovers ethical? —  reduced and recycled
• The validity of colonial expansion even for a democracy is a manifest deduction from the foregoing political principles, always assuming that the people whose independence is thereby diminished are incapable of efficient national organization. —  The Promise of American Life
• The movement in American democracy which is most conspicuous is the effort to get that will accurately and immediately expressed--that is, a movement toward what might be called more democracy--toward a direct control of "politics" by the people--and that movement has had its rise and strength in the Mississippi Valley and beyond But who are the people who are to control? —  The French in the Heart of America

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