Sentence examples for experienced liberal from inspiring English sources

In Washington, an experienced liberal reporter (Meryl Streep) goes head to head with an eager young senator (Tom Cruise), who is backing a new military push in Afghanistan.

Humberto de la Calle, an experienced Liberal, has rushed back from London, where he was ambassador, to take over as interior minister.

Mr Kuczynski, an experienced liberal reformer, can claim much credit for four years of economic growth, which has averaged 4.6% a year, while also improving the public finances.

At one point, Cardinal Cody named him to replace an experienced liberal priest as head of a commission on urban affairs, which meant culling contacts in minority neighborhoods.

One of Scotland's most experienced Liberal Democrat politicians has offered to intervene on the SNP's behalf in the row over the UK government's Brexit bill.

"They didn't experience liberal democracy as in Weimar Germany or in Italy but they did experience an effort to modernize their own countries according to the Western model," he said.

Could the sort of harassment experienced in liberal cities such as New York spread to the UK? "We haven't reached a point in the UK where clinic escorts are needed yet, although that doesn't mean protesters don't cause some women considerable distress," says Ann Furedi, chief executive of the British Pregnancy Advisory Service.

And today 17 million people in Britain experience Liberal Democrat government.

They are not, in my experience, liberal ideologues bent on policing art; rather, they bear more directly the scars of the history in question.

The truth is that the Republican carping which has been aimed at Elena Kagan--activism, lack of judicial experience, liberal sympathies--would have evaporated into high praise if she had been nominated by a Republican president, and if her political sentiments (whatever they are) had been as much to the right as they are perceived to be to the left.

At this particular moment of political unease, Measuring Liberal Arts seeks to explore how students experience a liberal arts education, and examine its effects on individuals after graduation, including participation in democratic associations.