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Our <political system> is a parliamentary democracy. start learning
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His speech didn't have any <relevance> to the topic of the conference. start learning
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Traditionally antiglobalists protest against the WTO <summit> in Davos. start learning
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I'm sorry, but your name isn't on the electoral <roll>. start learning
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They have too much <influence> on the government. start learning
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Recent polls show that our party needs every <backing> possible. start learning
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The <strip> of forest by the border is closely patrolled. start learning
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Conservative people <disapprove> of gay marriages and abortion. start learning
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He has an awful lot of influence, but he is not <omnipotent> despite what he may think. start learning
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The government has adopted a new immigration <policy>. start learning
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A <ballot paper> needs to have an official stamp on it to be valid. start learning
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It wasn't an <effective> speech and nobody listened. start learning
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Many Russian <dissidents> had to flee the Soviet Union. start learning
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This man died for his <convictions>. start learning
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Discussing the figures we shall not forget the social <dimension> of the problem. start learning
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The President <publicly> admitted to the affair. start learning
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She's in the running for the <municipal> elections next month. start learning
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The police used water cannons to <disperse> demonstrators. start learning
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These <bureaucratic> procedures are not understandable for a normal person! start learning
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The <division> of power between the legislature and the executive is essential for democracy. start learning
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The border incident was staged to <divert> attention from a sex scandal. start learning
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Not only political parties, but also different <pressure groups> influence government policies. start learning
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Would you like to <contribute to> the building of the new hospital? start learning
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Some changes are not <reversible>. start learning
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North Korea has taken steps to <strengthen> their military power. start learning
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The <mutiny> by inmates was crushed by police forces within 12 hours. start learning
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An anonymous insider <leaked> the information to the press. start learning
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Can the government <eliminate> poverty? start learning
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Mr Jones <called his bluff>, so he had no other option but to resign. start learning
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This behaviour is <socially> unacceptable. start learning
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