Sentence examples for liberal implementation from inspiring English sources

One might view this as a conservative approach, but Gregory's general position may entail a liberal implementation of his theory, since the determining factor lies in one's conscience, in one's intent: "Usury is profit intended from a loan".

In this decision, conservative justices voted to halt implementation; liberal justices voted against delay.

Walker himself favors "some hybrid or conditional option to mediate between the state-mandated versus liberal (parental choice) implementation" in which parents are free to choose which virtuous characteristics they would like to see enhanced, but in which they are not free to choose the associated vices ([ 15]: 43).

Throughout the world, especially the cultural, economic and social changes after 1980 have facilitated the transition to free market and implementation of the liberal policies in 1990's.

Mr Clegg's Liberal Democrats back the implementation of the Silk Commission's second report, which suggested devolving more powers to Cardiff Bay.

The precondition for establishing the Coal and Steel Community not just contained the commonality of political systems (i.e. implementation of liberal democratic systems), but also contained the mental tenderness and forgiveness between different people.

Oliver (2010) likewise highlights the trick of labeling gender a morally neutral category in a world filled with sexism, and also rightly emphasizes the levels of surveillance and control over women that are likely to follow the implementation of liberal eugenics.

The experience from South Africa, where abortion has been legal since 1996, illustrates how implementation of a liberal abortion law may fail if there is no support from all involved stakeholders.

We found that increasing the number of specimens analyzed during biodiversity surveys through the implementation of a liberal sorting strategy that is not reliant on morphospecies exposed additional diversity that was not originally appreciated by collectors based strictly on external morphological characteristics.

Since one of the big questions in the Great Obamacare Debate was whether the new health care law would accelerate cost growth (as expanded subsidies and regulations often tend to do) or reduce it (thanks to the various cost-containing experiments and pilot programs embedded within the bill), the news that costs are falling in advance of the bill's implementation has some liberals crowing.

He has a price, which is "implementation of as many liberal positions as possible".