Sentence examples for conservative break from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gingrich, a former House speaker, asked the crowd to vote for him because he is the only candidate, he suggested, who can both outperform President Obama in a debate and provide a clear enough conservative break with Mr. Obama's policies, making him a safer choice to win the general election.

There is no suggestion that the former Conservative broke any rules but a Labour MP called for parliamentary authorities to investigate the practice.

It's always worth pointing out when conservatives break their own bedrock tenets.

"Conservatives break out in hives once you mention carbon and have an anaphylactic reaction once you mention tax," said Bob Inglis, a former Republican congressman forced out of Congress partly because of his support for climate action.

The general election of 1957 brought victory for the Conservatives, breaking the 22-year Liberal monopoly, and Diefenbaker succeeded Louis Saint Laurent as prime minister.

Kent police is one of 11 forces around the country to have begun inquiries following claims the Conservatives broke the law on campaign spending.

Police are investigating whether the Conservatives broke spending rules in the Kent seat at the last general election, when the party successfully fought off a challenge by Farage.

David Cameron is on the back foot, you have senior Conservatives breaking ranks and Germany's actions have put pressure on the UK at an EU level".

First the Conservatives broke the link with earnings; then Labour reneged on plans to let women pensioners catch up on years of missed earnings.

As muftī (Islāmic legal counsellor) for Egypt (from 1899), he effected reforms in Islāmic law, administration, and higher education and, although resisted by conservatives, broke the rigidity of Muslim ritual, dogma, and family ties.

The legal action will lead to claims that the party and its chairman, Andrew Feldman, are dragging their feet over allegations that the Conservatives broke spending laws in last year's general election campaign.