Sentence examples for liberals left from inspiring English sources
"And it's sad for me to be arguing against the Kennedys, the only liberals left, and Cronkite, who is everybody's grandfather.
The RedState project doesn't seem to have worked, in the end; "flyerhawk" seems to have posted his last comment in 2008, and a quick search appears to indicate there are no liberals left on the site, self-censoring or otherwise.
WHEN a group of about 150 leftish thinkers crowded into a Little Rock auditorium recently to talk about federal judgeships, some wag joked that they were the only liberals left in the state.
The head of the Quebec Liberals left after a supposedly star candidate was drubbed in a Montreal by-election last month.There was also little in the government's plan for the Liberals to seize on as a pretext for an election.
When the Liberals came to power in 1996 the student to teacher ratio in universities was 15 to 1, when the Liberals left government it was 21 to 1.
There is a traditional terms of alliance between liberals and radicals in American social movements: through civil disobedience and direct action, the radicals create a fire on the liberals' left that makes them seem relevant as a moderate alternative; the liberals keep us out of jail.
In recent decades, the Democratic Party has purged its conservatives and the Republican Party its liberals, leaving each almost politically homogenous.
But Mrs. Knippers said she could support the notion of divorce for irreconcilable differences, though perhaps with liberals leaving.
Lord Greaves, a veteran of the left, writing in Liberator, the magazine of the Liberal left, argued the party would have to be clearer earlier about how it would disentangle itself from the Conservatives.
Two prominent Lib Dem activists, Linda Jack, chair of Liberal Left, and Richard Grayson, vice chair of Liberal Left, have also signed.
In its strongly worded founding statement, Liberal Left asserts: "We articulate policy positions within the Liberal Democrats which should be central to a radical party.
