democratic decision
[dɛməˈkrætɪk dɪˈsɪʒən]
nounfemininepl: democratic decisions / decisões democráticas
decisão democrática
1. A decision made through a process that involves consultation, voting, or collective agreement among members of a group, organization, or electorate, respecting majority rule and minority rights
The board reached a democratic decision by holding a vote where all members had equal say.
O conselho chegou a uma decisão democrática através de uma votação onde todos os membros tinham voz igual.
2. A choice or resolution determined by democratic principles such as transparency, inclusivity, and fair representation
The community made a democratic decision to invest in public education.
A comunidade tomou uma decisão democrática de investir em educação pública.
In Brazil, democratic decision-making is highly valued as a post-dictatorship principle, particularly in government, community organizations, and worker cooperatives. The term reflects the country's commitment to democratic practices established in the 1988 Constitution. In the USA, democratic decisions are foundational to institutional governance and are emphasized in corporate, educational, and governmental contexts. Both cultures value inclusive processes, though implementation may vary based on institutional frameworks.
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