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… firmest allies. Underlying our political relationship with Japan is our joint commitment to democracy and the values we share. Japan also is one of our major economic partners. With over … of threats to those interests than is held by others. The Prime Minister of the youngest democracy in Europe, Felipe Gonzalez of Spain, recently touched upon another, related, problem …
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… was much larger themes, the role of courts in a not frozen into a s,·stem. because he believed democracy or the egalitarian trend of western in the central importance of circumstance. the … heavy weight upon the importance of writing. and central to that. or at least the political democracy, and. at the outset. rejP.cted beg-innin.~ point for that. was the role of the a common …
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… to peace with freeYouth Year in the United States. I invite the dom ensure a vigorous American democracy and a safer world in the years ahead. Governors of the several States, the chief . In … necessary coarsening of the society. And without God, thing. To know how a church and its mem- democracy will not and cannot long endure. bers feel on a public issue expands the pa- If we ever … humble enough to admit they're sin- that for one moment he could perform the ners can bring to democracy the tolerance duties of that office without help from One • • it requires in order to …
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… have all become democratic. You cannot name a single Communist country that has moved to democracy except Grenada. 3) But the main reason why the Soviets are the biggest 14 j threat to … have guaranteed the need for perennial re-evaluation. The pluralist model of American democracy, in contrast to the classical KantRousseau paradigm, also provides a basis for a different approach to church and state separation. In that model, democracy is a negotiation of consent among competing interest groups. The interest groups of …
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… who are compelled to send their children to school under the law, because we believe that a democracy can only exist if you have a literate citizenry. And yet these people who, if they … of principles of what it was they were seeking in the revolution. And this was pure democracy. This was all the civil rights and human rights, freedom of speech, freedom of labor … happen once before with Castro's coming to power in Cuba. He had other allies that wanted a democracy, and he never admitted to his true leanings until that revolution was over. Well, what …
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… we have an obligation to be of help where we can to freedom fighters and lovers of freedom and democracy, from Afghanistan to Nicaragua and wherever there are people of that kind who are … which they had received support from the Organization -- that their revolutionary goal was for democracy, free press, free speech, free labor unions, and elections, and so forth, and they have … saying we're trying to give those who fought a revolution to escape a dictatorship, to have democracy, and then had it taken away from them by some of their fellow revolutionaries -- we're …
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… firmest allies. Underlying our political relationship with Japan is our joint commitment to democracy and the values we share. Japan also is one of our major economic partners. With over … of threats to those interests than is held by others. The Prime Minister of the youngest democracy in Europe, Felipe Gonzalez of Spain, recently touched upon another, related, problem …
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… of public deceptions - all disguised as for the GOOD OF SOMETHING - primarily DESTRUCTION OF DEMOCRACY. In these "poli ·t:ical action tricks," in comes the Senate action for Tax Rebate. … m "a primarily Christian, Co nslitutional republic to a humanist part1c1pant in a·o ne -world democracy." The "change agent " tag for educators is not Mrs. Morris's invention : "They know …
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… of supporting bankrupt planned economies, it has a keen interest in promoting the spread of democracy and free enterprise. One should be under no illusion that authoritarian and communist … p. 12. the status quo and frightened of any change especially one that would make for greater democracy. They have a natural affinity for power brokers abroad: dictators, millionaire …
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… greatest • snatched victory out of defeat as : field gener~ of Worw·wu II. was the arsenal of democracy. In the event of another ;:.ar, we shall be: known as tile' " GI's: general" be~ ea use … conflict. Twice the United States has snatched victory out of defeat as the • arsenal of democracy. In the • . event of another war, we shall _• become the target/' ' "I don't think …
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