Meanings of national democracy in English

General Thé's only a bandit with a few thousand men: he's not a national democracy.'

Trips to see local and national democracy in action proved to be an eye-opener for a group of Waterford students.

He states that the enlargement of the EU will deprive the citizens of these applicant countries of their hard-won national democracy and independence.

The Brexit referendum and the Trump campaign have shown in the starkest terms that we are no longer in the era of national democracy.

What it means is that the American nation is being confronted by a problem which the earlier national democracy expected to avoid-thesocial problem.

As the founder of a new national democracy, then, his influence and his work have tended to emancipate American democracy from its Jeffersonian bondage.

Mr Anthony Coughlan, secretary of the National Platform, told a press conference in Dublin that people should oppose "this fundamental erosion of our national democracy".

The third problem is that global business became more powerful than national democracies.

You've got the Third Force and National Democracy all over your right shoe.

The National Democracy in the Chicago convention selected for the Presidency a distinguished statesman of the great Northwest.

National democracy is not just about elections, but the right to sovereignty or, if acceptable as a compromise, autonomy.

Thus the last hope of preserving the unity of the National Democracy was destroyed, and by one who was its earnest advocate.

In the early evening, it was announced that a National Democracy Committee had been formed, made up of uncompromised military commanders, students and intellectuals.