democratically

IPA: dɛmʌkrˈætɪkɫi

Examples of "democratically" in Sentences

They want you out because you can win democratically and legitimately.
The general could hardly be called a democratically elected prime minister!
In addition, it is a valid point to make, that the so called democratically elected president, stole to 2000 elections.
I too, by the way, can call my democratically elected leader whatever filthy name I can dream up without any fear of anything.
Sadr, meanwhile, looks a lot like a guy who would rather win democratically in November than knock the government over and take power as a warlord.
Apparently the offense this will inflict upon the idea of democratically selecting our nominee, by engaging in this after-the-fact crystal ball gazing and divination, is immaterial.
In lockstep with imperial White House policy, Pelosi called the democratically-elected president of Venezuela a “thug” for stating that our questionably-elected president was promoting a “democracy of bombs.”
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says it's Iraq's fault that we invaded them based on lies and he's disappointed that the so-called democratically elected government of Iraq isn't paying back our investment in them fast enough.
Featherstone points to the mismatch of increased standardization and the tightening of bureaucratic control over schools at a time of unprecedented immigration, movement, and dislocation, a time when the need to model living democratically is at its zenith.