Sentence examples for liberal expansion from inspiring English sources

Most analysts simply find it impossible to swallow the idea of Justices Rehnquist, Scalia, O'Connor, Kennedy and Thomas, who have spent years fighting the liberal expansion of the equal protection clause, seizing upon it as a basis for stopping a voter recount.

Although Kagan's larger point is valid, it is incongruous to categorize as liberal the early American belief that one day "the United States would stretch across the entire expanse of the continent," or to describe the brutal expropriation of the indigenous inhabitants as "liberal expansion".

Unlike his predecessors, Mr. Obama is too young to have been forged by one of the last century's great conflicts (either world war, Korea or Vietnam) or by one of its great liberal expansions of government (the New Deal or the Great Society).

We present liberal domain-expansion (lde) safe programs, a novel generic class of ASP programs with external source access and value invention that enjoy finite restrictability, i.e., equivalence to a finite ground version.

In those long-ago days, trumpeting a liberal city's expansion of its historic ideals of liberalism and tolerance seemed a serious priority.

At every stop, including his first major campaign speech at St. Anselm College, Goldwater criticized President Johnson for his liberal policies and expansion of the federal government.

Liberals generally favor expansion of Medicaid and other health programs, while conservatives and moderates tend to favor tax breaks to encourage the purchase of private health insurance.

Some liberals think they are headed for an age of liberal dominance and government expansion.

Mainichi Shimbun, a liberal newspaper, said further expansion of nuclear power in Japan was now in play.

Exactly who or what lost the never-ending expansion -- liberal excess, conservative nihilism or simply the tide of technology and globalization -- is the animating debate of modern politics.

Then the speaker of the House, Salvatore F. DiMasi, a more liberal Democrat, demanded an expansion of Medicaid and a payroll tax for employers who did not provide insurance.