democratically

[de-muh-krat-ik-lee, -i-kuh-lee]

adverb

1. in a way that is democratic, equitable, or free.

2. in a way that follows the principles of democracy.

Example Sentences

In response the two politicians said they make "no apology whatsoever, as democratically elected representatives, for doing our jobs in standing up for our constituents".

From BBC

The fact that Newsom’s plan returns the power to redistrict to the citizens commission after the midterms makes it no less a subversion of the democratically expressed will of California’s voters.

From Los Angeles Times

He added: "It's better to have staff who support the will of the democratically elected councillors than it is to have public sector staff opposing them."

From BBC

Added Maurer: “The rule of law means absolutely nothing if those that we democratically entrust to enforce it faithfully ignore it at will. And I think that’s where we are.”

From Los Angeles Times

"Under our constitution, that acutely sensitive and political issue is a matter for the executive which is democratically accountable to parliament and ultimately to the electorate, not for the courts," they ruled.

From BBC