Sentence examples for liberal association from inspiring English sources

And many Muslims want a more liberal association, he says.

The man, Bruce Mackenzie, proved to be the head of a local Liberal association.

In 1900, he was elected president of the Strathcona Liberal association, and was a delegate to the convention that nominated Oliver as the party's candidate in Alberta for the 1900 federal election.

Bill Hagborn, president of the Liberal association in a riding in Ontario, told of a bus full of aboriginal voters, who were very unlikely to vote Conservative, and who were misdirected by calls and ended up not voting at all.

But both men face a powerful rival in Paul Martin, the finance minister, whose supporters control many, perhaps most, of the 301 constituency Liberal associations.

For Lee, western notions of liberal democracy, free association, independent trade unions, juries and other aspects of the separation of powers might have proved an obstacle to achieving these nation-building goals.

Redress requires, and therefore justifies, reasonable restrictions on otherwise sacrosanct liberal rights of free association.

The Annapolis Group, a loose association of liberal arts colleges, said at its annual meeting two weeks ago that dozens of college presidents had pledged to stop cooperating with U.S. News and to work with the other organizations to develop an independent system for disseminating information and comparing colleges.

Some have argued that the liberal commitment to free association requires the rejection of antidiscrimination laws, including those that ban employment discrimination such as the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Epstein, 1992).

The Liberal riding association in Avalon is accordingly filled with Andrews loyalists.

In addition, the best fluid replacement therapy, either restrictive or liberal in association with an inotrope, must be the subject of future studies.