Sentence examples for legacy of the new from inspiring English sources

The legacy of the new expansion is much less certain.

Of all the hopefuls, Burnham has the most distance from the still-toxic legacy of the New Labour project.

In that period, many Democrats began to rethink the legacy of the New Deal and the Great Society.

Appreciating old movies in a new way was as much a part of the legacy of the New Wave as making new ones.

Last week, President Obama offered a spirited defense of his party's values — in effect, of the legacy of the New Deal and the Great Society.

And the proposal achieves this without dismantling the legacy of the New Deal, which gave us Social Security, and the Great Society, which gave us Medicare and Medicaid.

Interestingly, the main historical root emanates from strategic planning, not design studies; perhaps this is the legacy of the new-design methods.

"Building on the momentum already created by the OPLC we are on track to grasp this unique opportunity and harness the Olympic legacy of new jobs, new homes and new communities which Londoners will benefit from for years to come".

Armed with public opinion on their side, the administration and congressional Democrats must hold their line on progressive taxation and the positive role of government rather than cave to the conservatives' "my way or the highway" attempts to dismantle the legacies of the New Deal and Great Society.

Meeting with Ronald Reagan in subsequent years I saw that this was how he understood our legacy to the new generation of political leaders.

And it makes it even more likely that the legacy of this New Labour prime minister will be one of deceit and mistrust".