Dual-education systems that equip the young with standardised diplomas and liberal employment protection legislations, such as in Switzerland, are well known to allow for smooth transitions from school-to-work (see Fuentes [2011]; De Lange et al. [2014]; van der Velden and Wolbers [2003]; Gangl [2003]; Breen [2005]).
In addition, scattered amalgam of liberal election protection and integrity groups are recruiting people to be local poll workers and outside observers, but it is not a large-scale operation training people in voting system monitoring.
The Colorado Supreme Court recently held that car-wreck victims could use the state's liberal consumer-protection law to sue a lawyer who recruited clients with flashy television ads ("In a wreck? Get a check!").
Ms. Quinn points to many legislative accomplishments of interest to liberals: increasing protections for tenants, requiring manufacturers to recycle electronic waste, and signing up more New Yorkers for food stamps.
Although Islamists do not adhere to the same ideals as Trump voters, they often share a willingness to elect candidates with disdain for traditional liberal values like protections for minorities and individual rights, Hamid noted.
And he debunks the liberal approach to trade protection, which is often to insist that developing nations agree to reforms in their home economies.
In the face of this onslaught, business mobilized and by 1977 was back on top, defeating liberal initiatives like consumer protection and labor law reform during the Carter administration.
Because most people watch football to see touchdowns, and because head injuries have become an urgent concern, the professional game's current rules regarding both pass protection (increasingly liberal) and physical contact (increasingly restrictive) lend a significant advantage to teams with a preëminent quarterback — players on the level of Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees, and the Mannings.
Furthermore, the Swiss labour market is rather liberal, with weak employment protection of the workforce (see OECD [2013a]).
The Austrian labour market is characterised by a heterogenic structure of entrepreneurship [5, p. 34, p. 40] and by very liberal and flexible employment protection legislation.
