Sentence examples for Political uniformity from inspiring English sources

Political uniformity in Australia, with few politicians daring to vote against their party on issues of moral or social significance – sending asylum seekers to be abused on remote Pacific islands or increased surveillance powers – doesn't create allegiance, but dogma.

But no senator is obliged to regard the president as having an uninhibited right to reshape federal courts by imposing a political uniformity based on his own philosophy.

He argues that the way higher education was structured by progressive reformers in the late 19th century is partly responsible for the political uniformity of today.

In schools like mine, however, where students are already immersed in political uniformity, we do them no favours by merely presenting different views.

The area of settlement is of vast length but little breadth and has no natural centre from which political uniformity could be imposed; its natural communications have never been easy, and the mountain blocks have been large enough to maintain populations to a greater or lesser degree independent of and hostile to those that controlled the plains.

The Communist government tried to enforce a political uniformity in the cultural sphere.

In the 1990s it stood for "political correctness," the uniformity of the progressive doctrine promulgated at colleges and elsewhere.

Uniformity: uniform cylindrical phantom.

But that poison is creeping back, with depressing uniformity across political lines.

The Maghrib provides the paradox of being an area in which various cultures have imposed some measure of uniformity, while political unity has been rare; for this geography is largely responsible.

Such uniformity of political position is unnatural.