Sentence examples for economically conservative from inspiring English sources

Third, many investors tend to be economically conservative and instinctively Conservative.

Tim Montgomerie – Iain Duncan Smith's former chief of staff, who quit the Tories this year – imagines a realignment of British politics, with the Conservatives dividing three ways: a "patriotic right" party, a "socially just, economically conservative" party, and a party of "social and economic liberals".

One kind is economically conservative, socially liberal swing voters.

"I'm socially libertarian and economically conservative," he said.

By almost every measure, whites are more economically conservative than blacks and Hispanics.

Traditionally it has been socially liberal as well as economically conservative.

While over the last five years Americans have become slightly more conservative economically, they have swung even further in opposition to mingling religion and politics.

He continued to write opinion columns for the Times and other papers even after leaving the editor's chair in 1981: they were economically dry, socially conservative.

As Mark Stricherz of (appropriately enough) CatholicVote.Org has argued, such voters are more likely to be "culturally conservative, economically populist or liberal, and moderate to liberal on foreign policy".

The notion of "Blue Labour" put forward by Maurice Glasman is already being used by some to propose a socially conservative, economically liberal agenda, which, with its appeals to flag, faith and family, sounds more like something that would go down well on doorsteps in Birmingham, Alabama, rather than in its West Midlands namesake.

The National Front Frontt national or FN) is an economically protectionist, socially conservative, and nationalist political party in France.