Sentence examples for economic rejection from inspiring English sources
The apostolic poverty of the early Church is a spiritual state, not an economic rejection of civil dominium.
In the process of negotiations over the past seven days, Tsipras and his close advisers have further upped their own credibility by being seen to play the game of constitutional negotiations; sticking to their economic rejection of austerity stance, but in general not going out of their way to alienate, rhetorically, natural Pasok, Dem Left or KKE voters.
Corbyn appears to have assumed that increasing party democracy would endorse causes of which he approves – higher taxes, an end to tuition fees, nationalising the energy companies, a welcome for economic migrants, rejection of bombing raids on Syria and unilateral nuclear disarmament.
Between the two, there is growing space for what Richard Reeves, Mr Clegg's former strategy director, has called "radical liberalism": a social, economic and political rejection of Leviathan's embrace.
Growing up with constant rejection and economic hardship has scarred many.
But the verdict seemed more an expression of economic frustration and a rejection of the current government than an endorsement of a new one.
David Goutor, an assistant professor of labor studies at McMaster University, in Hamilton, Ontario, said that Mr. Hargrove's rejection of economic globalism has played an important role in raising his profile within Canada.
Although the ruling is unlikely to still Europe's economic crisis entirely, a rejection could have unleashed new waves of instability and thrown the fitful march toward European integration into question.
Brittany's campaign for student body president rests on her firm grasp of the economic crisis, and a rejection of the patriarchy (no, really).
BRUSSELS — Jeered by angry protesters demanding an end to austerity and shaken by a resounding rejection of their economic strategy from Italian voters, European leaders gathered for an economic summit meeting Thursday amid few signs that the bloc's policies were healing the twin blights of rising unemployment and recession.
