democratic process
collocation in Englishmeaningsofdemocraticandprocess
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democratic
adjective
uk/ˌdem.əˈkræt.ɪk/us/ˌdem.əˈkræt̬.ɪk/
based on the principles ...
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process
noun[C]
uk/ˈprəʊ.ses/us/ˈprɑː.ses/
a series of actions that you take in order to achieve ...
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(Definition ofdemocraticandprocessfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Such a deepeningdemocraticprocessis likely to reduce the institutional tension.
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Military coups and edicts took place in 1960, 1972 and 1980, interrupting thedemocraticprocessseveral times.
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If everyone needs education and is entitled to it, then everyone is entitled to be part of thedemocraticprocess.
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If these expectations have been belied, the reasons lie partly in the nature of thedemocraticprocessand its relationship with the bureaucracy.
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Improvements in education provide opportunities for off-farm employment, facilitate technology adoption, and improve public participation in thedemocraticprocess.
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Alternatively, some of the populist policies may have latent functions that favour thedemocraticprocessin the long run.
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This rural sampling also applies to thedemocraticprocessvariable described below.
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Because the bureaucracy is somewhat isolated from thedemocraticprocess, it is more difficult for political actors to influence policy outputs than affect legislation.
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That is, ademocraticprocessof 'assured listening' that provides only an illusion of political influence, without actually altering policies, may also shape attitudes.
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The literature on democratisation pays much attention to the concept of civil society and its presumed ability to foster and sustain thedemocraticprocess.
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No doubt this historical perspective contributes to the lucidity with which the book discusses the evolution ofdemocraticprocess.
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Thedemocraticprocesswas not merely a way of making decisions that might be contrasted with other perhaps more efficient modes of decision-making.
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It recognized that organized interests energize thedemocraticprocess, and understood that groups, like individuals, may 41.
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As a consequence, the making of city histories in museums is gradually becoming a more self-critical, politicized anddemocraticprocess.
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By 'overextending' thedemocraticprocessso that claims with little merit can impede or reshape a project, we have reinforced a national architectural conservatism.
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Such an enhanceddemocraticprocessmay result in an increasingly volatile policy-making environment.
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That in brief is what the comedies are saying, and comedy has a role as part of thedemocraticprocess, in shaping emerging ideology.
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Many contend that talking about politics has positive effects for citizens and thedemocraticprocess.
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The intervention to save thedemocraticprocesscost the lives of innocent civilians with several hundreds injured.
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