Sentence examples for it more liberal from inspiring English sources
Is it more liberal contraception policies?
A May 7 Gallup poll found that 42 percent of people wanted a Supreme Court nominee who would make the court more conservative, as opposed to only 27 percent who wanted a nominee who would make it more liberal.
More than three decades ago, the presidential candidacies of two Democratic senators -- Mr. McGovern, from South Dakota, and Eugene J. McCarthy, from Minnesota -- transformed their party, making it more liberal and inviting accusations that it was antimilitary and too dovish in foreign policy.
The abortion law in Ghana was amended in 1985 to make it more liberal.
Queer activists call this sort of thing "pinkwashing" – playing up the gay-friendly branding of a state or corporation to make it seem more liberal than it actually is.
"I believe enough [people] knew... he's (Paul's) a Republican too and it's mostly democratic, it's more liberal, democratic," Hernandez said.
The latter exhibited two traits that have become characteristic of the law of commercial transactions: it was more liberal than the strict rules of the civil law, and it was applied uniformly in various parts of the world.
The south is deep blue, strikingly so in the surrounds of London (it gets more Liberal Democrat to the west).
It is more liberal than the others, having given Mr. Walker only a narrow plurality in 2010 and Mr. Obama 61 percent of its vote in 2008.
The English law approach is the norm – in fact it's more liberal than in some European countries, such as Austria or France.
That makes it "vastly more liberal than most other courts of appeals, and certainly the Supreme Court," said Eugene Volokh, a law professor at the University of California in Los Angeles.
