Sentence examples for conservative aim from inspiring English sources

Equality is a profoundly conservative aim and it won't achieve anything".

So as Mr. Obama takes aim at "millionaires and billionaires," Republicans are pursuing the longstanding conservative aim of lightening tax burdens on the owners of capital.

Thus, the Czechs pursued two contrasting aims that were not easy to reconcile: the liberal ideal of "natural rights" (see human rights), combined with the conservative aim of preserving the ancient legal prerogatives of the Bohemian crown.

A series of compromises that steadily advance conservative aims would muddy their story lines and be death to their ratings.

RM: promises like abolishing sex education in primary schools display Ukip's distinct socially conservative aims that it believes David Cameron's Conservatives have abandoned.

Instead, one might say it marked both the expiry of the Bush presidency, which sought to manipulate the bureaucracy for conservative aims, and the flowering of the radical right, which views government itself as the enemy.

From a biological perspective and for the sake of illustration, however, it can be worthwhile to focus on two relatively conservative aims initially.

Interestingly, while most conservatives aim their fire at the idea of "maximum employment," Mr. Paul took issue with the idea of "stable prices".

Next, having ditched their defence of the hereditary peers, the Conservatives aim to set out their policy on wider parliamentary reform around Easter.

Unlike "traditional conservatives" more concerned with making money, alt-right "natural conservatives" aim to preserve their white male nationalist culture.

Generally, the conservatives' aim seems to be to reassure their constituencies that you don't have to know anything to be an expert.