Sentence examples for liberal administrations from inspiring English sources

Equally shameful, though, is how successive liberal administrations in post-devolution Scotland turn a blind eye.

One major result of this questioning of the state and of new conceptions of society was the extensive social legislation of the Liberal administrations after 1905, which is widely seen as the foundation of the 20th-century welfare state.

The newspaper published social investigations on subjects including housing and working class health and it became a moral force in world politics: Scott supported Gladstone's home-rule policy, opposed South African War and prepared opinion for reforms of Liberal administrations.

He does, however, attempt to link substance abuse to liberal administrations by stating that "drug use is prominent in countries under liberal administrations such as Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Mexico, and Venezuela".

The language at the heart of the report's text recalls a lasting symptom of aggressive U.S. policy in Guatemala under the liberal administrations of the 1960s.

The Gravediggers claimed U.S. military strategy and tactics promoted during liberal Administrations (both Democratic and Republican) were actually consciously designed to pave the way for global communist conquest.

If, on the other hand, the train derails in some truly disastrous fashion, then nothing the House Intransigents have done or will do is likely to matter much in the long run: The hoped-for of liberalism will have been foreclosed, not by Tea Party extremism, but by a liberal administration's own unforced errors.

The Liberal administration of 1908 has much to teach the Labour government of 2008.

As president of his country, he was known for civilian-oriented, liberal administration.

Now the polls suggest that a new election would once again return a minority Liberal administration.

Despite allegations of corruption against the Liberal administration, Martin led the party to a fourth successive election victory.