Sentence examples for conservative concern from inspiring English sources

The answer, I believe, can be found in the faint but resonant drumbeat of conservative concern about the stability of the Roberts Court's narrow conservative majority.

The conservative concern may also be an ominous sign for the Republican Party about the morale of a core element of its political base.

"What Mr Bush is saying is that these people are an appropriate object of conservative concern and that we have policies which can solve their problems".The distinctive quality of those policies is their overt moralism.

"There's been a growing conservative concern about the amount of fraud in the program," Robert Rector, a welfare expert with the conservative Heritage Foundation, said in an interview.

Inherent in the conservative concern is the fear that an American culture built on self-reliance, unlimited opportunity and exceptionalism is being replaced by a national identity marked by growing dependence on government and increasingly small ambitions for achievement.

And then, of course, there is the simple fact that our country has become so politically polarized that any serious criticism of higher education is sometimes foolishly and somewhat strangely dismissed as a "conservative" concern.

The moral and financial costs of restricting contraceptive access far outweigh conservative concerns motivating Republicans' recent opposition to Title X.

"Reject this intrusion of federal government mandates," Mr. Armey said, echoing conservative concerns about expanding the size of government.

When the justices rejected the death-row appeal, they were acting on the basis of familiar conservative concerns.

As if to guarantee an unpredictable outcome, there is a potential third-party spoiler: Joseph Zdonczyk of the conservative Concerned Citizens Party.

He and his staff have studied the mistakes of the last attempt at immigration overhaul, in 2007, and have tailored their pitch to address conservative concerns.