Sentence examples for conservative implementing from inspiring English sources

(These results are conservative: implementing the scheme would boost publicity for lung exchanges, which could induce further living donations).The National Organ Transplant Act, passed in 1984, forbids exchanging organs "for valuable consideration"—that is, for money.

Early on, the Conservatives implemented a 45% pay rise for the force.

But Mr Harper's Conservatives implemented a one-year amnesty so that long guns - rifles and shot guns - are exempt.

Last week the home secretary, Theresa May, backed the introduction of greater mass surveillance powers, and committed the Conservatives to implementing the communications data bill that had been blocked by the Liberal Democrats amid protests over civil liberties.

By flirting with a measure considered unacceptable in Berlin, the British had alienated many potential allies there, says Almut Möller of the German Council on Foreign Relations.That is bad news for the Conservatives, as implementing even some of their more modest proposals will require the support of a majority of EU member states.

A fiscal conservative, Huntsman implemented large tax cuts.

After 1990 they continued to decline as the conservative government implemented public-sector cutbacks.

Sensible ideas have been around for a long time, but the state-level bodies that govern the profession have been too conservative to implement them.

Ronaldo Vainfas wrote that Rio Branco was "the typical modernizing conservative, who implemented reforms preached by the liberals, thus emptying the political platform of the opposition".

Even though phylogenetic comparative methods may be statistically conservative, we implement them here to be certain that our results are not biased by common ancestry.

Greece was growing too, until the last conservative government stopped implementing the bailout programme a year ago.