undemocratically

Examples of undemocratic

undemocratic
Initially, responses to them exhibit a combination of fascination with the exotic and a markedly undemocratic appreciation of their aristocratic heritage.
Although he expressed dissatisfaction with the existing poor law and its administration, the report's proposals were criticized as undemocratic and bureaucratic.
If corruption is bred by undemocratic regimes and is left unchecked long enough, unofficial rules produce unintended, damaging consequences for civil society.
True, there is nothing intrinsically undemocratic about expectations that government should grant both negative and positive rights.
In all three countries, hardly anyone considers themselves less free in their new regime than in an undemocratic regime.
In the middle of our country - our own country - parallel societies are developing where minorities practise their medieval norms and undemocratic modes of thought.
Only the ballots would be burned without being counted, and candidates would be selected by the oligarchy using its traditional undemocratic methods.
He notes that for much of the colonial period, precolonial societies were projected as undemocratic.
Such terms fail to capture individual difference and may be patronising and undemocratic.
When it does not, it is regarded as intolerant, undemocratic, even despotic and self-referential.
Their reproach that such a thing was undemocratic was rejected by the proponents.
First, he establishes that both undemocratic regimes were corrupt at the elite level.
An elected but undemocratic body of the nation's representatives - citizens - was to rule in place of the divine authority of a solitary monarch.
The historians' reluctance to describe conservatism as essentially undemocratic probably stems from most conservatives' reluctance to accept that description.
Some were composed primarily of self-appointed vigilantes who engaged in undemocratic, violent and arbitrary forms of control.
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