Sentence examples for draconian position from inspiring English sources

"From the desk of your humble Commissioner: maybe we should rethink this draconian position".

The Republican Presidential candidates' debate last week, in Cleveland, provided an opportunity to think about the relationship between this kind of misogyny and the eagerness to stake out a more and more draconian position on abortion.

Though George W. Bush was able to soften or remove the traditional hard-line G.O.P. platform boilerplate on almost every issue -- he even got rid of the plank calling for the abolition of the National Endowment for the Arts -- he let stand the party's draconian positions on both gay civil rights and abortion rights.

As GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney gears up for the Florida primary, he has garnered endorsements from a few of the state's key Hispanic politicians -- despite his draconian positions on emotionally charged issues for the Latino community, like the Dream Act and immigration reform.

Throughout his run for president, Trump rationalized his draconian immigration position as a necessary means to halt out of control illegal immigration in order to protect the economy and American citizens from violent predators.

But the issue here isn't really about the supposed "silence" in our communities, but about the solutions, and so strong Aboriginal women like Judy Atkinson who work directly with Aboriginal women and children to propose solutions that do not fit with the draconian, paternalistic positions of rightwing commentators, are overshadowed.

And on and on it goes, as conservatives keep taking draconian far right positions so out of touch with the core of America.

"The Abbott government's position is more draconian than any major private sector employer in Australia," said the secretary of the CPSU, Nadine Flood.

Cuts this draconian have no place in a tottering economy.

In fact, the gun lobby continues to label her overall position on guns as draconian and misguided.

Most government agencies and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists say that no amount of alcohol has been proved safe for the developing fetus, a position Dr. Oster calls "draconian".