Sentence examples for a new loose from inspiring English sources
"Democracy Alliance" is a new loose grouping of rich donors, such as George Soros, who plan to foster new ideas and institutions on the left.
Again, that makes him ideal: a new, loose, improvised spirituality is emerging in England after the collapse of the church, informed by Buddhism and the green movement but also by pagan ideas.
The Island, Fri GT Until The Music Stops is a new loose concept from Black Atlantic, one of the capital's best promotion teams – they're getting three of their favourite parties globally to play a night each.
Finally, I was sat up to see the result, and it was me, all right, looking pale and somewhat skinnier, the eyes perhaps too importunate, a new loose fold of flesh under the chin, Howard Wakefield redux, a man of the system.
A new, loose participant network was formed that can serve as a starting point for improved capacities for self-organization, but its persistence is unclear as long-term effects could not be studied during our research.
Mr Cameron pledged, in the event that the Tories are returned to power in 2015, to negotiate a new, looser relationship between Britain and the EU and then to hold an "in or out" referendum.
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Welby is said to be phlegmatic about the prospect, believing he has done everything possible to offer the opportunity to forge a new, looser relationship, which hardliners may choose to reject.
The man seen as Mr. Cameron's main internal challenger, Mayor Boris Johnson, predicted during a weekend interview that the prime minister would pledge to hold a referendum asking voters to choose either a new, looser, relationship with the Union or complete withdrawal.
The prime minister, who is due to take part in EU budget talks this week, is also facing pressure within his own party, with Tory MP David Davis making a speech calling for a referendum that would allow the government to forge a new, looser relationship with Brussels.
The TUC said a new looser definition of "campaigning" risked encompassing all activities that could be seen as critical of the government of the day - potentially meaning its annual conference and any national demonstrations in the year before an election could be banned.
