Sentence examples for Political soundness from inspiring English sources

First, fixed views attempt to transform questions about the moral and political soundness of these commitments into historical questions concerning beliefs about their soundness.

President Obama addressed the issue in his State of the Union address, citing the same blocks to US competitiveness the study does, namely poor education and training, our complex tax code and regulations, crumbling infrastructure, and lack of political soundness.

Following the fall of a military dictatorship in 1958, he was one of the signatories to an agreement between the three largest political parties intended to ensure the soundness of the country's democracy, in part by having the electoral victor share government positions with the other two parties.

Horses must remain sound of limb to ensure lung soundness, and they must remain sound of lung to achieve and maintain limb soundness.

This is the lesson of the Corker variation on the Romney plan: It's a sound negotiating position for the current political moment because it's a sound and credible policy proposal, and if Romney's somewhat similar proposals had shared that basic soundness, they might have done more for his ill-fated presidential campaign.

"I have deep concerns that an unconfirmed political appointee is making calls that affect the safety and soundness of our financial institutions," Mr. Garrett said in a statement.

We consider the discourse on 'substantial equivalence' between single GM and conventional plants as exemplary of how 'scientific soundness' is a variable concept, and how extra-evidential components (both socio-political value judgments and biological background assumptions) are significant for determining it.

Obama said that the tragedy was broader than Giffords's or her state's, and it was — not only because, while she was the target, others were killed, but because our political culture was attacked and (again, with the caveat that the gunman's precise motives and soundness of mind aren't known) was also implicated.

The common theme in these examples is that those running the political process are always willing to trade off doing what is best and wisest for the safety and soundness of our economy for the preservation of political control over economic institutions.

I think it helps with soundness.

Ideas are tested vigorously for their soundness.