Because of their financial responsibilities to others, these institutions have characteristically followed conservative investment policies stressing the purchase of fixed-income securities.
And additionally, all the huffing and puffing, and all the toil and trouble seem very un-Conservative, since Conservative characteristically prefer their politics very simple; in this case it's all about tactics, some of them rather abstruse.
The court's fourth liberal, Stephen Breyer, asked nothing of much consequence, while the court's fourth doughty conservative, Clarence Thomas, was characteristically silent.The two sides offered competing visions of horror.
Though more open than other right-of-centre parties, Canada's Conservatives have been characteristically hard-nosed about letting in refugees and immigrants' family members.The original points system had flaws.
"These are not normal Republican ideas," wrote the conservative author David Brooks, in a characteristically thoughtful piece about Mr. Lott in this week's Newsweek.
Frum launched the conservative attack on Trudeau (and, with a characteristically partisan spin, on The Nation and The New Yorker) in his Atlantic blog post by defending Jews.
If it succeeds, a characteristically European version of liberal order will have prevailed over the conservative, nationalist recipe for permanent, violent disorder represented by Vladimir Putin.
Relations between the leading Conservatives appeared to hit a new low as Johnson intensified his complaints in characteristically colourful language that No 10 was orchestrating an establishment plot to keep Britain in the EU.
The Conservatives want to shut the trust down, and replace it with something (the details are characteristically sparse) more coherent and robust.
Armey never considered the possibility that his characteristically heavy handed intervention into the affairs of New York's North Country and that of other out of state conservatives, may have generated local resentment, and thus helped to cost their party a seat in Congress.
