Sentence examples for enough liberal from inspiring English sources

Grigory Yavlinsky had won enough liberal votes to place fourth, and Zhirinovsky was fifth.

We opened the doors for enough liberal Republicans to join with Democrats to execute that discharge petition," he said.

By 2013, Croatia's conservative nationalist politicians had made enough liberal noises to convince Brussels they could meet the basic criteria for EU membership.

Enough liberal Democrats had joined Republicans and conservative Democrats to defeat the bill, attributing their negative votes to opposition to the Vietnam war, which, they charged, was short-changing domestic programs.

Never a fully fledged liberal, he nonetheless had enough liberal reflexes to understand that the French could preserve the best of their way of life only through reform.What a shrunken version of that politician now occupies the presidency.

This is why, even if he had embraced outside groups in 2008, it is unlikely that he could have galvanized enough liberal money to counter the Republican advantage this fall.

Should enough liberal-minded voters turn away from the New Democratic Party and back the Liberals, in an effort to stop Mr. Harper, Mr. Martin could still win a plurality of Liberal seats in the next House of Commons.

"Democrats don't have the luxury of leaning on their base to deliver wins because there simply aren't enough liberals".

If enough liberals desert Cuomo, his hopes for a historic victory, which might even serve as a springboard for a bid for national office, could be frustrated.

There were enough liberals in the Republican Party, and enough conservatives among the Democrats, to require continual negotiation and compromise and to permit either party to help shape policy and to be competitive in most elections.

And they have no very compelling strategy to check her advance, other than a hope that there will still be enough liberals and moderates in France by the time of the 2017 presidential election to vote in an anyone-but-Marine, centre-ground candidate.