Sentence examples for conservative speech from inspiring English sources
He claimed: "This was a traditional Conservative speech: it was not a speech of change.
Even the commentators on Fox News said, afterward, that it was a hard-line conservative speech.
"He turned it into a very red-meat conservative speech," Mr. Smith said.
Many of those groups found representation with the conservative American Center for Law and Justice and its outspoken lead lawyer, Jay Sekulow, who accused the I.R.S. of "McCarthyism" intended to stifle conservative speech.
Conservative groups filed a federal lawsuit, claiming that, in placing limits on some speakers' appearances for security reasons, Berkeley was restricting conservative speech, resulting in the "marginalization of conservative viewpoints".
When Google fired Damore, it did so in order to guarantee its female employees the right to a gender-equal workplace in which their biological fitness for their jobs was not up for debate; in Google's judgment, such a guarantee outweighed both Damore's right to free speech and the wider "chilling effect" his firing would have on conservative speech at Google.
Justice Brown, an African-American, has given some fiery conservative speeches and written sharply worded judicial opinions.
Choosing a Southern state as the backdrop for one of his most conservative speeches of the presidential campaign, Mr. Gore proposed federal spending of $500 million a year to help states test, treat and counsel prisoners and parolees for drug use.
And if you look at the debate in this election, to go back to your election question, if you look at the debate -- I remember the first time I heard Governor Bush give his compassionate-conservative speech.
The Republican Party has announced freshman Senator Joni Ernst will deliver the conservative rebuttal speech to President Barack Obama's upcoming State of the Union address, after less than one month on the job.
From the moment he appeared on a national stage — in his 2004 "there is not a liberal America and a conservative America" speech — he held himself out as the leader who could transcend the partisan divide and win over Republicans.
