Sentence examples for liberal sectors from inspiring English sources

Maybe that very obliviousness makes them an image, an X-ray, of the unconscious and unintended, but very real, exclusions and prejudices at work in even some of the most liberal sectors of American life today.

Attack Labor Unions: Trump is intentionally undermining the unions by actively courting the most conservative sectors of labor and attacking the more liberal sectors.

"The liberal sector in society is coming under increasing stress," says Tiulgenov.

The hypothesis is that the HEMIPASS program is more in demand by liberal sector than hospital services; indeed, it increases its efficacy over time.

Theory 3 explains the growth of the non-liberal education sector.

Since 1970, the more higher education has expanded, the more the liberal-arts sector has shrunk in proportion to the whole.

This, therefore, validates the neo-liberal public sector corruption hypothesis.

"A particularly frustrating feature of the U.S. narrative, for Muslims, is that it divides Muslim society into a progressive liberal and secular sector on one hand and on the other a regressive Islamist sector that seeks to impose backward Islamic traditions.

As I said to a rather politically clueless friend, these issues are most emblematic of the difference between Labor and the Liberals – they are sectors where you can access higher quality services if you have the money – and the Liberals expect that you do.

The period up until the year 2000 was characterized as the reform period (Doi moi) in which the government approved an 'open door' policy (chinh sach mo cua), implementing a more liberal and multi-sector market economy (Vuong, 2014).

A decade ago I might have revealed my perception that there existed a strange and even dirty little secret within the liberal arts college sector -- that many national liberal arts colleges have offered robust "professional" programs, but that they could not talk about them openly.