Sentence examples for conservative managing from inspiring English sources

Cedeño has been successful stealing as many times (nine) as he's been caught, and Howe's conservative managing style has limited the opportunities.

But conservatives managed to shoehorn an extra $50m per year over five years for abstinence-only programs.

Overall, the Conservatives managed to raise £38m and Labour got around £32m in the year before polling day, suggesting Cameron probably outspent Miliband.

Bursting into laughter, he says: "I managed, the Conservatives managed, to get the protest vote in 1999 when we won a huge victory in the European elections.

When the throne of Peter fell empty, the conservatives managed to swallow their aversion to a non-Italian pontiff and elected one for the first time since 1522.

But even if the Conservatives managed to ditch the act, the country would still be bound by the EU's Charter of Fundamental Rights, which itself draws on the convention, along with other international treaties.

While the Liberals have, by the latest polls, more than 30% support in every region, the Alliance is powerful only in the four western provinces; the separatist Bloc Québécois confines itself to Quebec; the New Democrats reach double-digit support only in the two poorer regions, the Atlantic and Prairie provinces; and the Conservatives manage the same in the Atlantic provinces and Ontario.

As the row has grown, the Conservatives managed – in what they believed to be a decisive counter-strike – to enlist the support of Stephen Pollard, editor of the Jewish Chronicle, who leaped to Kaminski's defence, saying there was nothing to suggest the Polish MEP – now a strong supporter of Israel – had had antisemitic leanings.

As the member of Liverpool city council's cabinet responsible for jobs, Kushner expressed concern about the impact of the leave vote, saying that the injection of EU funds had helped mitigate some of the effects of the Conservatives' managed decline of Merseyside.

The Conservatives managed to make significant gains - with their coalition partners apparently bearing the brunt of public anger over spending cuts at English local elections.

One theory is that conservatives manage their anxiety by imposing an order on the world.