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Meanings of democratic in anglès
Characterized by or advocating or based upon the principles of democracy or social equality.
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Examples for "advocate"
Examples for "advocate"
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Ask questions, hire a health care advocate and listen to your body.
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Conservatives certainly won't say they were wrong to advocate war in Iraq.
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He's an amazing advocate and always knows the right questions to ask.
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City officials would almost certainly advocate for them at the national level.
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The government said Ms Kelly was a passionate advocate for workers' rights.
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Germany has been a leading proponent of tougher regulation on social media.
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House Majority Leader Eric Cantor was the leading proponent of the cuts.
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Also a major proponent of this budget proposal is spending on education.
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How can you be a positive proponent for change by not voting?
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A chief proponent of the CRS-1 was an Israeli named Michael Laor.
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Storrs was a genius of rare talent as an advocator.
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Advocator was ridden by Ycaza, who has a list of suspensions as long as your arm.
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The DVD was promptly taken away in a bag and Spielberg became one of the film's biggest advocators.
Usage of democratic in anglès
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The largest question in democratic politics in Europe is: who's in charge?
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Have a democratic government come to power that changes every four years?
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This leads to the question: Is Ireland any longer a democratic country?
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A Labour-led government elected next year would therefore have no democratic mandate.
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International rights groups said the vote fell well short of democratic standards.
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In Mr Yeltsin's case however, democratic instincts surface from time to time.
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It was the single most democratic system of church government in Europe.
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It is the result of years of negotiations between 27 democratic governments.
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Sade Bimantara said West Papuans were politically free under Indonesia's democratic system.
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The most ambitious form of this future sees new democratic structures arise.
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Second, I'll go exercise my democratic right and line up to vote!
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But they emphasise the rule of law, due process and democratic structures.
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So the second direction, toward a new democratic start, is more likely.
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Among other considerations, the strapped new democratic state can't afford another one.
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This is obviously an important part of any democratic society, she said.
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However, they have since evolved into a broader fight for democratic reform.
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Democratic through the time
Democratic across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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