Sentence examples for draconian views from inspiring English sources

Gone was the ultraconservative who appealed to the Tea Party during the primaries; gone was the cold executive disdainful of the 47 percent who pay no taxes; gone was the candidate embracing Representative Paul D. Ryan and his draconian views.

He should find some ideas (less dogmatic ones than Mr. Panton's, who had such draconian views on the subject that he always dressed in blue) in the color laboratory of the VitraHaus, the stunning new showroom at Vitra's production complex in the German town of Weil am Rhein.

He says deregulation would increase supply in such fields.Mr Motani takes a more draconian view.

"U.K. nationals are saying there has been a shift generally in the way these cases are being adjudicated, with a more draconian view of marginality".

The elder Haqqani was not supportive of Mullah Omar's draconian view of Afghan culture.

In St Helen's Smelting Co v Tipping, for example, several judges "were explicit in suggesting that they were affected by the adverse effect of a more draconian view on the economic welfare of the country's industrial cities".

His draconian political views caused the Durham coal miners union, which lost many members fighting Fascism in Europe decades ago, to threaten to boycott the club that is woven into the community of Sunderland.

Democrats had been divided over whether to tackle immigration this year, but they were galvanized last week by a tough new law in Arizona that many Democrats view as draconian.

The activists view this draconian interpretation of the modesty code practiced by Orthodox Jews as discriminatory, and the policy is being appealed in Israel's Supreme Court.

Mr. Obama's statement was a reference to the tough new law recently enacted in Arizona that many Democrats view as draconian and that helped prompt Democrats to take on the immigration issue sooner than some had planned.

With the likelihood of financial collapse and "Grexit" (Greece's exit from the euro zone) as the alternative, most Greek legislators joined Tsipras in viewing the draconian bailout agreement as the lesser of two evils and, in the early hours of July 16 , 2015 voted to approve it.