democratisation
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Definition(s):
- (n) the action of making something democratic
Usage(s):
- The results of the Economist Intelligence Unit's Democracy Index 2008 confirm that, following a decades-long global trend in democratisation, the spread of democracy has come to a .
Quotes
- Mr. Ban said: "Now, more than ever before, the Government of Myanmar should take bold actions towards democratisation and respect for human rights."on Oct 6, 2007 By: Ban Ki-moon Source: Hindu
- "I like what's going on because I feel closer to the fans and the people who appreciate the music," said Shakira."It's the democratisation of music in a way, and music is a gift. That's what it should be, a gift."on Oct 19, 2009 By: Shakira Source: NME.com
- Mr Cameron said the scheme, which he hailed as "the democratisation of council tax", would allow him to scrap centrally-imposed capping and hand power over the level of local taxes back to local people.on Nov 12, 2007 By: David Cameron Source: ic Wales
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