Sentences with phrase «democratic approach»

There is a desire for more democratic approaches to mapping, as new technologies such as GPS challenge our ideas of the map.

So we did a very democratic approach and involved a lot of members in the search.

It's a much more democratic approach to art than she's been able to take in the past.

In the end it comes down to a difference between a liberal perspective which wants to empower without being too judgmental about specific goods, and a more traditional social democratic approach which thinks in terms of access to specific «merit goods».

My policies are very much in line with the FDR traditional Democratic approach which is that for long term economic growth, you need to do long term investments.

«The third [point] is creating a much more democratic approach in terms of how we approach our partners — from teams / sponsors / promoters and rights holders.

Alyson's democratic approach feels natural and means that families are working together on these issues instead of parent versus child.»

For one of the speakers at the town hall who represented the Leave position from a radically progressive democratic approach, the «complete hatred of the public» voiced by Remain was seconded by the media, who portrayed Leavers as «rats» and Little Englanders «slathering away» at their computers.

Like all Liberal Democrats, the Social Liberal Forum is very proud of our party's uniquely democratic approach to policy making and as we enter the run up to the 2014 and 2015 elections, we look forward to further statements from our ministers in government that set out clear ideological differences between us and the Tory Party.

It was a mild social democratic approach from Right Wing Scottish Labour and people can get a pretence perhaps a bit more mild social democracy from the fake SNP so why vote Labour.

Narrative also has a truly democratic approach, allowing its users to elect their own moderators and their leaders... as well as vote them out if necessary.

The Kemps arose because the Democratic approach to political economy was a big loser.

It's an approach that might have worked a few decades ago but Bratches thinks a more democratic approach to things will serve the sport better.

This is precisely why the democratic approach has been shown to produce happier, more successful adults, while empowering the childhood years with joy and reward for both the parents and the children.

Dr. MacKenzie teaches that the best method of teaching your rules uses a «democratic approach,» which includes a «balance between firmness and respect».

He also supported the Democratic approach to the economy and to healthcare.

Mark - Viverito came into office vowing a more democratic approach to Council proceedings, but has come under fire for blocking a vote on a pair of controversial police reform bills called the Right to Know Act.

Technorati, on the other hand, takes a more democratic approach.

Previous observations had suggested that lionesses employ a democratic approach to breeding; pridemates hunted and reared their cubs together, and none seemed to be reproducing more than her fair share.

Her democratic approach to sharing nutrition with everyone in a truly approachable way is one that we are totally on board with.

Though I couldn't immediately pinpoint what made them so unique, I grew to really appreciate their democratic approach to fashion and how they celebrated individuality through their Style Gallery.

Blanchett said she would embrace a democratic approach to deciding which film will take home the Palme d'Or, the festival's highest honor.

For more than a decade, I've been using a democratic approach to my classroom's daily meeting.

While teachers have long been deskilled within the field (Apple & Teitelbaum, 1985), that social studies educators are using Twitter to turn to each other as experts seems a more democratic approach to PD.

Teachers and other eduational experts make the case for embracing a democratic approach to education that places teachers exactly where they need to be — at the steering wheel of educational systems worldwide.

History informs us that this democratic approach to governance will produce a more lasting and superior product.

Kia's democratic approach to safety is once more evident with the Optima.

Sandy Levin (D) follows the Democratic approach to student loans.

You are having difficulty choosing between two financial advisor acquaintances and rather than disappoint one of your friends, you take the democratic approach and split your nest egg and instruct your advisors, «We'll see how you do».

Senator Alexander, a former Education Secretary, leveled some dubious charges in July against the Democratic approach: «The Democrats, when they passed the health care law, took $ 50 billion from over-charging students and used it to reduce the debt, pay for Pell grants, and to pay for the health - care bill.

Viewers should not mistake this mandate for a democratic approach to art as a pleasantry.

He reviews the history of some grand old collections often subject to controversy today, such as the Barnes Foundation, and he asks for a more democratic approach to art.

More interested in light and gesture than in narrative, Drumheller takes a democratic approach to his figures, constructing them from matrices of small touches and generalizations set in light - infused compositions.

For the exhibition at Deutsche Guggenheim, Snow founded the fictional enterprise «All Access World» with the stated goal of «a more democratic approach to monument ownership and distributiona.»

Curated by UAM director Christopher Scoates, «Goldmine» displays a democratic approach to presenting and collecting contemporary art, mostly because Sirje and Michael Gold collect what they love rather than follow trends.

20 artists are exhibiting and the exhibition takes a democratic approach to curation that these kinds of organisations usually follow.

Their camaraderie and democratic approach to painting was at odds with Still's cult of personality and is evident in their stylistic similarities and shared vocabularies.

This democratic approach to making and displaying art is a defining characteristic of McGee's street and studio practices.

And, whereas each «painter» in his Frieze experiment received a $ 20 payment on a check hand - drawn by Horowitz, this project sounds like it is taking a more democratic approach.

With this democratic approach among the different (and many) outputs of photography, the subject matter really is king and the possibilities seem endless.

The features it emphasizes are user - friendliness, flexibility and a democratic approach to ongoing development.