Sentence examples for liberal resources from inspiring English sources

The liberal resources of Russia are laughably small and get smaller all the time, either because liberals don't know how to deal with the Kremlin or because young liberals are fleeing to the West.

Robert Underdown was senior adviser to Liberal resources minister Ian Macfarlane before becoming the manager of the government and public policy group at Santos.

Sarah Macnamara worked at AGL before becoming chief of staff to federal Liberal resources minister Ian Macfarlane, and was resource policy adviser to Liberal PM Tony Abbott.

Lindsay Hermes was media and communications manager at the NSW Minerals Council before working as an adviser to federal Liberal resources minister Ian Macfarlane.

Hardline Republicans suddenly realised prisons had become profligate symbols of state failure and, to the delight of experts and liberals, shifted resources into tackling underlying causes of crime such as addiction, chaotic backgrounds, inadequate education and mental health issues.

In liberal countries, parental resources are equally likely to matter more, given the prominence that is given to market provision.

Suffice it to say that, in my view (Joppke, 2017), the legal-constitutional resources of liberal states are more capacious than even the most convincing liberal theories of multiculturalism, those by Kymlicka (1995) and Patten (2014), have realized.

And it also risks draining more resources from liberal arts at a time when "most undergraduates at most universities are there not because they really want to get a broad education but because they want to get the wherewithal for a good job".

Mr Putin may be a cynically clever tactician, but he has neither an attractive ideology with which to challenge liberal democracies nor the resources to wage a protracted economic war.Radek Sikorski, Poland's foreign minister, argues that many of Europe's most powerful tools are already in place, if only they were used properly.

Increasingly, this divide appears to be taking on concrete proportions, as liberal Russians with the resources to do so buy apartments in Estonia or Latvia Neww York, London, Paris or Berlin.

In his view, Kymlicka's defence of multicultural liberal nationalism as a resource for inclusive solidarity defies what he describes as the emergent reality of 'superdiversity' and 'liquid mobility.' Superdiversity refers to a situation where diversity has in itself become so diversified that one can no longer speak of specific groups.