democratic centralism

The party was organized on the principle of democratic centralism.

Democratic Centralism, also known as the idea of the vanguard party.

The party operates according to the principles of democratic centralism.

The party was built with democratic centralism as its organizing principle.

Ever since, the party has functioned on the basis of democratic centralism.

The new organization did not adhere to the principles of democratic centralism.

Some Communist political parties apply a similar convention of democratic centralism to their central committee.

Therefore the term was first used simply as an antonym of democratic centralism.

He also said that the party was "rethinking the principle of democratic centralism".

The organizational structure of Perwamu was based on democratic centralism.

The party described its decision-making process as "democratic centralism"

The base of its organization and activities was the principle of democratic centralism.

According to the Leninist principle of democratic centralism, each party body was controlled by its members.

When applied to an entire state, democratic centralism creates a one-party system.

He and Self devoted infinite pains to making this democratic centralism work.

Another was to abandon democratic centralism and introduce genuine internal party democracy.

When used within a political party, democratic centralism is meant to prevent factionalism and splits.

Democratic centralism was redefined, placing a stronger emphasis on democracy.

The party was rebuilt during the congress of Guidel and adopted democratic centralism.

Democratic centralism concentrates power in a few hands and at the end of the day produces decision rather than fudging.

Inside the Communist Party, vigorous public debate had replaced 'democratic centralism'.

The Rules stressed that all Party organisations should be based on the principles of democratic centralism.

Democratic centralism was to remain unchanged, and centralized management of certain sectors were to be retained.

Charles Fiterman, a prominent liberal, has long campaigned against "democratic centralism."

First, the internal organisation of euro-communist parties still remains that of democratic centralism.