Sentence examples for conservative reasons from inspiring English sources

Eisenhower and Nixon Republicans could find conservative reasons for endorsing a moderate liberalism.

Parsons explained that many Republican state senators supported the repeal for a mix of moral, religious, and fiscally conservative reasons.

It seems perfectly plausible to hold we have such "conservative" reasons (Cohen unpublished).

Nevertheless, for conservative reasons we will call them late gall-inducers, pending further biological data.

Republicans already have a ready-made conservative reason: the proposed tax changes will increase the deficit by $1.5 trillion.

But he did so for the eminently conservative reason that these sorts of issues should be decided by the states rather than the federal government.

And not risking everything on an early maneuver in the opening race of the America's Cup finals was definitely the conservative, reasoned thing to do.

Bush's point, though, was to connect Clinton negatively with the larger push for "religious freedom," as a conservative reason to reject everything from the Affordable Care Act to the legal right of gays and lesbians to marry in North Carolina.

For Burkean conservatives, "reason" operates only relative to or within a prior "non-rational stabilisation of belief" in habit or prejudice a stabilisation necessary to avoid scepticism in the traditional philosophical sense.

The conservative National Journal reasons, "its greatest relevancy is what the emails might reveal about any nexus between Clinton's work at State and donations to the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation from U.S. corporations and foreign nations".

The conservative majority reasoned that because generics must be the same as the approved brand-name drugs, their makers are not to free to add new warnings.