Sentence examples for conservative membership from inspiring English sources

Change was driven from the Republic, but the leadership was careful not to alienate the more conservative membership in Northern Ireland.

In his attempts to strike the kinds of bipartisan deals that voters say they crave, the speaker often gets ahead of his conservative membership and is then forced to retreat when he finds support lacking.

It is less certain whether the film's scenes of rampant sex and drug-taking will delight the US Academy's conservative membership, who are responsible for deciding where the big prizes go on Oscar night.

However, members of the screen actors' union appointed to the predominantly conservative membership of the committee, suggested that the investigation was the beginning of a new scrutiny of the entertainment industry by Right-wingers as nervous about the communication power of Hollywood as Senator McCarthy had been.

Four factors predicted conservative membership: never having prescribed opioids for cancer pain (OR = 2.67, CI = 1.11 6.45), use of placebos for pain management (OR = 2.32, CI = 1.05 5.08), belief that the adequacy of pain management was fair or good (OR = 2.10, CI = 1.31 3.37), and belief that children are less sensitive to pain (OR = 1.96, CI = 1.02 3.76).

Finally, he graduated to being the man who'd put his country before what he apparently deemed the socially backward Conservative membership.

Voltaire was, on many counts, anti-establishment, yet eager to gain public distinction and recognition through election to the esteemed Académie Française (he was initially rejected by the ultra-conservative membership dominated by the hierarchy of the Catholic church).

The feud is also emblematic of cultural tensions within the Republican Party, which hopes to appease its increasingly conservative core membership.

As polls of military personnel show that young service members and veterans are overwhelmingly comfortable and ready to serve with gay colleagues, she is attempting to reach out to the older, more conservative VSO membership to try and rally support for her cause.

We tested the hypothesis that a single-stimulus measurement combined with a machine-learning approach may contain enough information to predict liberal and conservative group membership per individual participant.

Next in its sights are the ruling Conservatives, whose membership, currently around 130,000, has fallen by half in less than a decade.