Sentence examples for conservative charges from inspiring English sources

The study lends credence to conservative charges that the nation's news media have championed the issue of same-sex marriage at the expense of objectivity.

Sir Peter's work, and the government's apparent determination to push ahead with his main recommendations, takes some of the sting out of Conservative charges that Labour has gone soft on reform.

Indeed, the Collegiate Network, which distributes some $200,000 a year in publishing money to 58 student newspapers, issues a handbook, "Start the Presses!" which explicitly counsels its conservative charges to "loosen up," to, in effect, get in touch with their inner Abbie Hoffman.

Islamic scholars tired of conservative charges that Muslims in the United States constitute a radical fifth column bent on subverting American values and obligated by their religion to launch jihadist terror attacks are fighting back by issuing a fatwa.

The Labour leader will try to answer Conservative charges that his anti-war stance makes him unpatriotic.

Paul Krugman's effort to rebut the conservative charge of liberal bias in the academy ("An Academic Question," column, April 5) inadvertently confirms it.

Instead, once again, Democrats are responding to a Republican president as individual entrepreneurs trying to protect themselves against the traditional conservative charge of being "soft on defense".

Jeb Hensarling, the chairman of the House financial services committee, is leading a conservative charge against the Export-Import Bank, which will stop functioning as an export credit lending agency unless its charter is renewed before the end of September.

Senator Ted Cruz led the conservative charge against Barack Obama's decision to use executive action to reform the immigration system on Thursday, adapting remarks by the Roman philosopher Cicero to accuse the president of wanting to "destroy the constitution".

Mr Mohajerani himself has been under pressure from the conservative-dominated parliament to rein in the press or face impeachment.Periodic bomb attacks in recent months, including one this week apparently aimed at the Intelligence Ministry, lend support to the conservative charge that Mr Khatami's policies are leading the country to chaos.

The conservative charge is that Americans today are reluctant to recognize that morality is hard work; that, wanting to forgive, we too easily forget, and in so doing, are too quick to give people a second or third or fourth chance.