Sentence examples for Right-wing concept from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the left-wing idea that radical action should involve a struggle of working people against those in authority; and the right-wing concept of a hierarchical order preserving stability, no longer reflects the reality of working and organizational life in the globalized, inter-dependent economy of the 21st Century.

But Daisy Christodoulou, managing director of the Curriculum Centre, which is working to promote these ideas in schools across England, says these are not necessarily right-wing concepts.

The fact that the film's extreme right wing concept was the main culprit behind its cold reception in film circles and the causes of its production crises clearly illustrates this situation.

Of course, right-wing is a relative concept.

Right-wing populism attacks the very concept of a democratic forum in which a genuine alternative could challenge the status quo.

But it was Karl Rove -- warning of right-wing extremism as if the concept of irony had never been invented -- who finally got the worm to turn.

But, he said, a right-wing minority still supports Nazi concepts, and any effort to repatriate POWs buried in the United States could make the situation worse.

For him, "Raven gegen Deutschland" is one reason why "these days we [now only see] a pathetic version of anti-fascism out on the street [in Germany] that doesn't even address concepts such as right-wing populism and the Identitarian movement, and which definitely can't sustainably counteract them".

Željko Sačić, a right-wing politician, stated that the government destroyed the concept of Croatian citizens and created an impression that Croatia was unable to govern itself.

In the process, Israel's government would be comprised of exclusively right-wing members, many of whom are opposed to the concept of land for peace.

The US designation of the ELF as a terrorist organisation also shows a prejudice toward domestic left-wing militant organisations at the expense of domestic right-wing militant organisations, which are truer representatives of the terrorist concept.