21.   It seems to me, America chooses where it wants to promote democracy.

22.   It was midway through the Reagan presidency when a bipartisan consensus began to emerge in Washington calling for the United States to promote democracy as a foreign policy objective.

23.   John D. Fox, Washington director of Open Society, the foundation created by financier George Soros to promote democracy in former communist countries, had a different image.

24.   Moreover, the provision in the Texas Education Code that textbooks should promote democracy, patriotism and the free-enterprise system has been used to attack certain books.

25.   Museveni has resisted international pressure to promote multiparty democracy and asserted that such a system would only aggravate tribal divisions.

26.   Now a graduate of Brandeis University defending a doctoral thesis at Boston University, he promotes democracy in China from a spacious house in Wellesley, Mass.

27.   On the counter Maung keeps a stack of pamphlets promoting democracy in Myanmar.

28.   President Bill Clinton said increasing economic ties and other contacts with China would do more to promote democracy than coercive measures.

29.   Proponents, including the Clinton Administration, argue that adding members to the military and political alliance helps stabilize Europe and promotes democracy.

30.   Presidents from Harry Truman to Bill Clinton have justified American political interference abroad as necessary to promote democracy or combat the spread of communism, totalitarianism or mere anarchy.