Sentence examples for conservative premises from inspiring English sources

And whether you start from liberal or conservative premises, it's hard to see that scenario playing out happily for the United States or the world.

This is the type of "leader" he is: he confuses the public on important issues, by pandering to false conservative premises, and he thereby encourages the general public to accept those false premises, even while he also proposes some policies (such as reasonable gun-controls) that are based upon opposite (and scientifically sound) premises.

But from that simple conservative premise — that the law is paramount — comes the most radical policy offered by any Presidential candidate in either party this year: the involuntary removal of some three per cent of the American population.

The second possibility would be for him to outline a series of proposals specifically targeted at the needs of working-class and poor Americans, not only to control the damage from his gaffes but also to underscore the conservative premise that a right-leaning agenda will create opportunities for those on the lower rungs of the economic ladder.

The set of candidate time points is denoted as T : = { t j ; j = 1, ⋯, k p }, with T ⊂ T. The corresponding candidate time point ranges are determined based on a conservative premise that uses uncertainty information contained in adjacent measurements.

Over the past 12 months, we have seen Australia's conservative government use the premise of structural reform as justification for undermining the Australian model at the very time the rest of the developed world is looking to Australia as a road map to more inclusive prosperity.

They also forged close alliances with other law enforcement groups and helped create a conservative victims' rights movement premised on a zero-sum vision of justice that pitted victims against offenders.

The longtime conservative repeatedly questioned the premise that judges should take on the role of "supervising and assessing" how the political branches — Congress and the president — look out for national security.

The premise sounds pretty conservative: thirteen young artists copy pictures created by cameras.

By Andrea K. Scott The premise sounds pretty conservative: thirteen young artists copy pictures created by cameras.

Virtually all policy debate these days is based on the premise that the conservative position is at least valid.