Sentence examples for a populist move from inspiring English sources

Ending the KTO is purely a populist move.

In a populist move, many of the wines will be available by the half bottle.

For Mr Netanyahu's more cynical critics this was a sign that the prime minister and his coalition were closing ranks behind a populist move designed to capture public sympathy.

In a populist move, the bulk of London boroughs across the political spectrum have frozen council tax levels in the run-up to the polls or, in the case of four Tory boroughs, reduced them.

That prompted David Cairns to complain that "I sense your idea of dumbing down is watching BBC2", but in a populist move, Patten conceded that he had switched over from BBC4.

Abramovich's decision to sack Roberto Di Matteo six months after winning the Champions League offended many Chelsea fans - but it almost qualified as a populist move compared to his replacement with Benitez.

Doesn't sound like a level playing field, does it?When the government abolished the need to annuitise, it was hailed as a great populist move.

In a wonderfully populist move, El Museo del Barrio curates its 2007 biennial from unsolicited submissions sent over the last two years to the institution's Artists Archivee.

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.

His actions are a shrewd populist move.

He whipped up national anger and hatred towards the land owning white minority (who happened to know how to run farms), and seized their land to redistribute to the people, in a great populist move which in the end unravelled the economy and farming industry and left the people in possession of land, but starving.