Sentence examples for conservative posture from inspiring English sources

That more conservative posture of professional money managers mirrors the assumptions used by the President's Commission to Strengthen Social Security.

Inside and outside the Capitol, many Republicans are calling for the party to retrench to a more conservative posture, resist initiatives from the new Obama administration seen as too liberal and restore the vision of President Ronald Reagan.

Although the plan called for improving disclosure of assets on bank balance sheets, it said regulators would "recognize the need not to adopt an overly conservative posture or take steps that could inappropriately curtail lending".

Or he may opt for a more conservative posture against a stronger opponent in a knockout game, with an eye on a tie and a penalty shootout, where luck can trump skill.

That stance reverses the conservative posture of investors a decade ago and appears somewhat aggressive when compared with the classic allocation of professional pension plan managers: 60percentt in stocks and 40percentt in bonds.

Mr. Rowe, a value-oriented investor, said his conservative posture had helped him on Friday, when his portfolio fell less than the 5.8percentt drop posted by the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.

He and his writing team are so clever, so sophisticated in their humor that it literally took years for many viewers to understand that the self-aggrandizing, often self-contradicting conservative posturing was, you know, a joke.

Far-right conservatives posture as nuclear tough guys, but push a shockingly naive policy.

According to filings by Mr. Rote's lawyers, the funds' documents repeatedly noted that their aim was to preserve capital and that they held a "conservative credit posture".

Default rates are on the decline, and NTHEX, although it is a high-yield fund, maintains a fairly conservative investment posture (underweighting telecom debt) and keeps its maturities short.

Still, they recognize that a Mormon in the White House would bring new levels of scrutiny from Republicans uneasy about the faith, and from Democrats concerned about its conservative political posture.