Sentence The word "lib" is not a real word in English, so it is not technically correct or usable in written English
However, it can be used informally in conversation; for example, someone might say "Check out this lib I found online!"
"The Lib Dems have already championed their commitment in 2010 by ending indefinite detention and are now willing to introduce a time limit alongside resettling 1,500 Syrian refugees and ending the use of pain as a form of restraint".
Catching up with women's lib at last.
I understand why the Lib Dems feel the imperative to challenge the notion that they are compliant accomplices marching to Conservative tunes.
LD 42.7%, Con 40%, Lab 7%, Ukip 3.7%, BNP 2.2% Seats where tactical voting by Labour supporters for Lib Dems and Ukip could help the Lib Dems defend seats: St Ives Liberal Democrat majority 1,719 20100).
The task of devising a distinctive Lib Dem education policy has fallen to Sarah Teather, one of the great beneficiaries of Sir Menzies' leadership victory.
The Lib Dems lost to NOC at South Somerset, Three Rivers and Watford.
Katherine Bavage is 28-year-old Lib Dem member Nick Clegg's departing message to Lib Dem conference was easy to anticipate: coalition may have been tough for the party but it remains right for the country.
Farage was the only leader to provoke an emotional reaction, earning laughs and applause from at least two of the male viewers, who had voted Lib Dem and Labour in 2010.
Tory MPs are rattled (Lib Dems pleased) by the postponement to 2016 of Trident's replacement.
Catherine West, who beat Lynne Featherstone in the Red Wedding of the Lib Dem's election, creates a completely different atmosphere, but it's also one of infinite possibility.
Win-win for the Lib Dems, his people must think.
