Sentence examples for liberal climate from inspiring English sources

A lot of Indian-related work is done in the more liberal climate of Singapore.

Innovators prefer a more liberal climate than China's, and no wonder — they are usually the product of one.

"And chocolate is so cheap at the co-op!" Befitting the neighborhood's liberal climate, some of those present expressed skepticism about the Memorial Day Murph's military undertone.

Religion flourishes in conditions of active support and active persecution; in a socially and politically liberal climate it diminishes through natural causes.

Off the record, American academics at major colleges have told me that their sex research projects remain on ice for months, sometimes years, and many American sexologists decamp to Canada where the liberal climate – and budgets – better facilitate research.

Uneasy Naps In the traditionally liberal climate of a college campus, Philip Chiu, a soft-spoken former infantryman who is in his third semester at City Tech, is taking a bit of a risk in saying that he liked being in Iraq.

During this time he played a role in helping foreign scholars fleeing less liberal climates in Europe.

Without disowning longstanding causes for evangelical activists like opposition to abortion or support for school vouchers, these young evangelicals have taken up issues previously abdicated to secular and religious liberals: climate change, AIDS prevention and treatment, Third World poverty.

The political question demands that researchers negotiate both the collaborative research relationship and the nature of academic work in a neo-liberal climate.

Another element of policymaking in the current neo-liberal climate has been the focus on providing care in the community as opposed to in institutional settings [ 24].

But even this was too much for the Liberals' climate-change sceptics, led by Nick Minchin, the party's Senate leader.