Sentence examples for a conservative concept from inspiring English sources

This claim — that equal opportunity is inherently a conservative concept — goes uncontested in the Times piece.

Linda Troost opined that Lee's production prominently features "radical feminist and economic issues" while "paradoxically endorsing the conservative concept of marriage as a woman's goal in life".

This paper describes helium distribution system in the "Optimized Conservative" concept of Helium Cooled Lithium Lead (HCLL) BB, according to the HCLL 2014 Design Description Document.

Nevertheless, they are instructive because of what they say about the conservative concept of religious freedom.

In Michelangelo's depiction of the Creation of Eve the whole composition, the form of the figures and the relatively conservative concept of the relationship between Eve and her Creator adheres closely to Jacopo's design.

And this rejection of the clear distinction between expressing one's faith and acting on it to discriminate against others is at the heart of the conservative concept of religious freedom.

All-women shortlists from January would be an unacceptable departure from Conservative concepts of meritocracy and trusting people.

The editor of the Conservative Home website, Tim Montgomerie, described Cameron's announcement as "an unacceptable departure from Conservative concepts of meritocracy and trusting people".

This calls for an adaption of other, less conservative, concepts for partial (not almost-sure) hedging in incomplete markets to a framework that is robust with respect to model ambiguity.

"We are here to propose in the course of tradeshows some disruptive ideas (like HD31) to shake up to a conservative market with concept seats," Stritter explained.

(Women's secretary for political party, 42) In such a conservative community, the concept of behaviour change itself was often greeted with suspicion.