Sentence examples for conservative preferences from inspiring English sources

Moderate and liberal political preferences (referent to very conservative and conservative preferences) were also associated with an increased odds of HPV vaccine receipt (moderate OR=3.24, 95% CI 1.62 to 6.49; liberal OR=5.32, 95% CI 2.68 to 10.58).

He is principled and shares the conservative preference for judicial restraint, but doesn't think at the level of generality of, say, a Scalia.

"Beneath all the ugliness runs a long-running debate between governing philosophies," between a conservative preference for freedom and a liberal one for state action, Ryan said, according to excerpts of the speech released before the event.

This perhaps reflects a provincial origin of Grosseteste's works, but may also reflect a conservative preference to engage with the ideas of the great thinkers of the recent and more remote Latin and Greek traditions.

Corporate executives tend to favor federal regulation that preempts state laws on product safety and the like, but that agenda runs counter to the conservative preference for federalism and a strong division of power between state and federal governments.

But government backing for peaceful nuclear operations later withered, a casualty of deficit-reduction under the past two Liberal governments and the Conservatives' preference for smaller government.

The prime minister intends to make public investment one of the main battlegrounds of the next election, contrasting Labour's commitment to spend for the future with the Conservatives' preference for lower taxation.

That was widely expected, given the conservative political preferences of much of the Fox News audience.

And second, that it is loath to stand up for liberal values or has inherently conservative policy preferences.

Prior work on political effects of personal asset ownership in the United Kingdom has found a causal link between home and share ownership and conservative political preferences and voting.

Mr. Frank's point was that the Republican Party had won support for its economic policies from the lower middle class by backing that group's conservative social preferences.