Sentence examples for constraints of liberal from inspiring English sources
The Republican Party has functioned, by and large, within the constraints of liberal democracy.
Genuine progress - when possible within the constraints of a liberal capitalist model - comes from solutions that are local, evidence-based and democratically accountable.
(ii) Autocratic regimes are also exposed to the constraints and diffusion of liberal norms, although they are more likely to exert an indirect pressure on the country's symbolic politics rather than act through legal instruments.
Our curriculum is particularly designed for the constraints of a small liberal arts college, however, much of its ideas and its design are applicable to any undergraduate CS curriculum.
Authoritarianism, Chinese-style, seems to deliver growth and prosperity, a proposition that impresses South Africa's Jacob Zuma as much as Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro, both careless of liberal constitutional constraints.
I had played the clown since childhood, making faces behind teacher's back, cracking wise during sermons and graduation speeches, mocking the constraints of taste and decorum and liberal discourse while needling those of my friends who looked grave at such offenses.
Though Cruz's campaign insisted it was not intentional, the timing made for some on-message optics: A sitting Senator and proclaimed outsider skipping the annual pageant of bipartisanship to deliver his own bizarro speech from future, free from the constraints of reality, Washington, or the liberal media.
In the United States, weakening constraints on the executive branch have resulted in a significant decline of liberal democracy.
It was the most liberal of liberal arts colleges.
There were a number of liberal Republicans.
