Sentence examples for conservative authorities from inspiring English sources

The conservative authorities have either looked the other way or cheered them on.

Conservative authorities, local and national, understand the economic necessity of getting women to work.

A coalition of 18 Conservative authorities, led by Buckinghamshire county council, has said it will consider launching a legal challenge against the plans.

In 1902 he was sent to al-Azhar seminary in Cairo, the leading Sunni centre of higher Islamic education, but he was soon at odds with its predominantly conservative authorities.

Now, conservative authorities are starting to enforce the ban on satellite dishes more rigorously, and are bracing for more trouble Thursday night, when Iran's national soccer team faces another match that could spark unrest.

As well as encouraging universal empathy and informing younger LGBTQ generations of their heritage, period stories such as The Circle – or the recent film Tattoo, about a queer performance collective crushed by conservative authorities in 70s Brazil, or indeed the classic Weimar-set musical Cabaret – remind us that social change is not always progressive.

As no less a conservative authority than The Wall Street Journal editorial page observed last week, the bill's prototype is the health care legislation Mitt Romney signed into law in Massachusetts.

"This is what liberals believe," he might as well be saying, "and on the off-chance anyone in the audience is a liberal, this is how horrific you sound to us". Searcy frequently plays buffoonish conservative authority figures; he's clearly having a blast flipping the script to play a venal leftist trial lawyer.

However, not all Conservatives were happy with the decision, which raised questions about the Conservatives' authority to press ahead with controversial tax-and-spending decisions with a narrow parliamentary majority.

By this time Illich had also resigned active duty as a priest, thereby sidestepping a potentially bitter conflict with the conservative Vatican authorities, who now opposed CIDOC.

He used his televised victory speech after receiving the Stirling prize to berate one of London's most conservative planning authorities.