Sentence examples for liberal measures from inspiring English sources

Though he founded the Conservative Party, Peel took the lead in developing a whole series of liberal measures in government, measures that characterized Liberal as well as Conservative politics in the 19th century.

Among important new liberal measures that enjoyed his support was the introduction of a bicameral legislature.

Some parties, like CiU, favour liberal measures such as cuts in corporate tax.

Sadly, there seems almost no prospect of another raft of liberal measures.

He praises the governor for his support of such liberal measures as hate crimes legislation and the clinic access bill.

In other words, populist concessions earn him the credibility to press on with more liberal measures elsewhere.

"The only benefit of Ken's departure is that the Liberal Democrats will stop giving all the credit to Ken Clarke for any liberal measure the Ministry of Justice takes and may start to give me some credit as well," he said.

The president makes a televised speech, in which he is fully expected to endorse this liberal measure.

As Mr Sturrock explains, he had no compunctions about rewriting history and using "a liberal measure of embroidery".

Writer suggests that the bill was neither a conservative or liberal measure--but it was soon opposed by a range of groups having nearly opposite social purposes.

For the liberal measure that sparked grumbles of wrath from theo-nuts outside Parliament last week merely made it illegal in Northern Ireland to refuse services such as accommodation to gays.