Sentence examples for conservative to implement from inspiring English sources
Sensible ideas have been around for a long time, but the state-level bodies that govern the profession have been too conservative to implement them.
So it will fall to the Conservatives to implement a radical civil liberties agenda when they get into power.
The proposals are part of a common endeavour by Labour and the Conservatives to implement difficult welfare reforms, he says.
They are in alliance with the Conservatives to implement an economic policy that is not working, while the alliance is eating them alive.
"To attack your political colleagues in a coalition and Nick Clegg in particular for accepting the compromises necessary to allow the Conservatives to implement some of its policies is absurdly short-sighted and outrageous.
Mr Brown's remarks come as Mr Corbyn's rival for the leadership Yvette Cooper warns that his victory would make it easier for the Conservatives to implement harsher austerity measures.
Last week the home secretary, Theresa May, backed the introduction of greater mass surveillance powers, and committed the Conservatives to implementing the communications data bill that had been blocked by the Liberal Democrats amid protests over civil liberties.
He longs to restore many aspects of American life he remembers from childhood and believes that the solutions are already out there, just waiting for a competent conservative president to implement them.
Since the Fukushima nuclear accident was a much more powerful source of radiocesium than of less volatile radiostrontium than Chernobyl or the nuclear weapons fallout, it was a reasonable and conservative approach to implement the same ratio as the maximum Sr content in Fukushima's contaminations.
The Conservatives intend to implement an £8,000 income scheme to fund residential care, but how exactly will a voluntary scheme be fairly implemented?
"This desire to reach others also makes conservative Protestants willing to implement innovative measures including changes to the style and content of their worship services".
