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Meanings of open societies in English
Synonyms
Examples for "open society"
Examples for "open society"
1
Germany is a well-functioning democracy with an overwhelming majority for an open society.
2
We have a long way to go to build a truly open society.
3
America was an astonishingly open society and in some ways a vulnerable one.
4
Some forces, such as the protesters, are desperate for a more open society.
5
Robust debate is part of a free and open society.
Usage of open societies in English
1
But giant images of rulers tend not to be signs of open societies.
2
This is a hallmark of free and open societies, Brian Hooks said in a statement.
3
By contrast, open societies were dynamic and able to correct course whenever their dogmas strayed too far from reality.
4
He said a number of Micronesian states and the US share a "commitment to democracy and open societies".
5
He said countries that believe in open societies have to practise what we preach'' but he congratulated Senator Payne for turning up.
6
Authoritarian regimes, with their ability to issue orders and to enforce them through fear, would, the theory went, cope better than those in open societies.
7
Open societies are threatened by global terrorism, and the future of open markets is increasingly in question.
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