Sentence examples for a highly populist from inspiring English sources

Seeking to redefine itself and recapture leftist voters after its worst-ever showing in federal elections, the Social Democratic Party elected a new leadership and adopted a highly populist measure over the weekend.

In a highly populist move designed to woo older voters into the arms of the Tories, the chancellor will say on Wednesday that a Conservative government would end restrictions on the sale of annuities, allowing people to cash them in without incurring the current punitive tax penalties.

Alternatively, it is not difficult to imagine a sequence of highly populist leaders who embrace the quack idea that the level of government debt is basically irrelevant and should never be an obstacle to maximising public spending.

Rahman is most usefully understood as a highly effective populist and grassroots local machine politician whose successes cannot be dismissed as purely the result of wrongdoing.

But she has a mixed political record: her time as Prime Minister was marked by corruption and highly populist policies.

The highly populist move to end restrictions on the sale of annuities without incurring punitive tax penalties appears to be a move designed to woo older voters.

Like Lyashko's party, Batkyvshchyna is highly populist and pro-war: captured Ukrainian female pilot Nadia Savchenko is number one on Batkivshchyna's candidate list.

Bannon scripted much of Trump's populist rhetoric during the 2016 presidential campaign, and since then he's been delivering highly populist speeches of his own across Europe, demonising elites in Wall Street, Davos, Brussels and Washington.

Thus, most of these newly unemployed Plebeians belonged to one of the thirty-one rural Tribes, rather than one of the four urban Tribes, and the unemployed Plebeians soon acquired so much political power that the Plebeian Council became highly populist.

"And, on the other side, you have a highly motivated and organised populist group who thinks that the party's attempt to sweep this under the rug was the original sin of the Deng [Xiaoping] era.

The irony is that the populist Johnson comes from a highly privileged background.