Examples of using Democracy needs in English and their translations into German
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Democracy needs courage.
DE Mr President, democracy needs a revolution.
Democracy needs informed citizens.
I would add that democracy needs to be loved.
Democracy needs constructive dialogue.
But a healthy democracy needs such criticism.
Democracy needs to be learned, again and again….
To put it briefly: Democracy needs political education.
Democracy needs to restore its credibility in these globalised times.
Photo: Regina Dalcastagne Democracy needs trust, but it also needs mistrust.
Democracy needs constructive dialogue based on scientific findings.
It made me think of a quote from German artist Joseph Beuys,who once said that democracy needs to be sung!
And democracy needs thinkers.
A functioning democracy needs well informed citizens.
Democracy needs continuous further development based on the challenges it faces.
To put it in another way, democracy needs a'demos', a unit with which we identify when we use the word'we.
Democracy needs information services that provide relevant topics and debates for society.
This is not about growth. Our democracy needs dynamics of change so as to shape economy and society.
Democracy needs control, and an entity as deficient in democracy as the Commission certainly does.
A strong and successful democracy needs self-confident and sensible parliamentarians with a fair understanding of the procedures.
Democracy needs more physical activity, otherwise it gets obese and finishes up all the food in the nation"s fridge.
For the good of Turkish society, democracy needs to be pluralist, secular and built on a bed-rock of respect for human rights, including those of its Kurdish minorities.
European democracy needs a good balance between decisions made at the local, regional, national and European levels.
Democracy needs well-informed citizens, capable of analysing events, forming their own opinion and engaging actively in an open debate.
What Thai democracy needs in order to mature is not a political safety net, but a vigilant citizenry to ensure disciplined enforcement of the constitution's provisions and institutions, so that they can no longer be hijacked by the likes of a Thaksin.
Democracy needed to be linked to job creation, not job losses.
Healthy democracies need active citizens.
Democracies need brilliant political leaders with a sense of responsibility regarding the humane task of laws and temporal justice.
Citizens in a democracy need information for holding their elected representatives to account on issues that affect their neighbourhood, their livelihoods, their health or the planet Earth that they wish to bequeath to their children.