Sentence examples for and liberals in a from inspiring English sources

"Obama will have put together the moderates and liberals in a renewed governing coalition for dynamic change".

That same year, congressman Lyndon Johnson of Texas, whose home district was Democratic and liberal in a state turning increasingly Republican and conservative, was running for election to the U.S. Senate.

Rather, they appear to be part of a wider agenda against big government, the environmental lobby and liberals in general – an agenda reinvigorated by the prospect of a Donald Trump presidency.

This time the young progressives and liberals in this country had a name to rally around—a name with an eyes-in-the-sky message and an eyes-on-the-prize game plan.

In this new climate, Unionism came into being in 1827, merging young Catholics and liberals in the south into a strong antigovernment coalition.

After the defeat of the Socialists and Liberals in the 1958 election, a "School Pact" was signed under the initiative of the new Social Christian prime minister, Gaston Eyskens.

Here's an example from one of the many commenters: "Again, I don't think that liberals prefer the collective over the individual...The difference between conservatives and liberals in this area is a willingness to address problems.

The accord, which hinges on Labor's securing the 76 seats needed to form a minority government, put Labor and the Liberals in a neck-and-neck race.

In Shelby County v. Holder, which the Supreme Court will hear this month, he is likely to cast the deciding vote between the conservatives and moderate liberals in a critical choice about the essence of democracy — the right to vote.

However, the DPP and Liberals disagree in a number of areas such as health, policing and unemployment benefits.

Conservatives and liberals are in a fight to change that to their liking.