Sentences with phrase «robust democracy»

In robust democracies we may argue for laws and tax regimes as we see fit — but not everything is up for grabs if we are holding out for economic stability and growth.
Preserving a robust democracy requires that such engagement be visible to shareholders, customers, employees, and citizens more broadly.
In short, peace requires, if not the robust democracy of Neocon dreams, at least a substantial degree of modernity.
Yet a diplomatic deal between the Holy See and the People's Republic of China would require severing Vatican diplomatic relations with the Republic of China, where, on Taiwan, a robust democracy — the first in millennia of Chinese history — has been developed.
Shehu Said «In a robust democracy such as ours, there is bound to be a plurality of opinions on any given issue, but there is a convergence of views that the country has a corruption problem that needs to be corrected.
NYSUT President Richard C. Iannuzzi said, «Citizen participation in government is the foundation of a robust democracy, and a way for all New Yorkers to be heard on the important issues of the day.
«As a caucus, we believe strongly in peace and we believe in the unity of the Peoples Democratic Party so that Nigeria can have a robust democracy.
American public education prepares all students with the knowledge, skills, and dispositions they need to be active participants in a robust democracy and to be successful in the global economy.
Sometimes, those books which speak against prevailing wisdom, social norms, or entrenched power are the most important and beneficial to society, helping to promote a robust democracy and an active intellectual life.
Although Costa Rica is a small country with fewer than 5 million people, it has one of the most stable and robust democracies in Central and South America, which is wonderful for supporting sustainable ecotourism in Costa Rica.
Markets operate best in a robust democracy.
A robust democracy depends on a fair and independent justice system that all citizens can have confidence in.
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