Sentence examples for manifesto for example from inspiring English sources

The working title of the SNP's 2007 manifesto, for example, was A Culture of Independence.

If you look back at the late 19th century, there are all sorts of populist consciousnesses of darkness, evil and unpleasantness: Marx has already published "Das Kapital" and "The Communist Manifesto" for example.

He said if MPs vote for a Brexit outcome at odds with the Tory manifesto - for example, in favour of maintaining single market membership - "the risk of a general election increases, because you potentially have a situation where Parliament is instructing the executive to do something that is counter to what it was elected to do".

The Dogme 95 movement was based on the notorious "Dogme Manifesto," which, for example, forbids filmmakers to use lighting sources that are not in the frame.

"In my manifesto, Pontypridd, for example, by 2020, could make an application to become a professional club.

After all, the Manifesto for a Model Mayor is going to be your manifesto, too.

This selectivity also becomes clear from the views of a group of British neoconservatives, the Henry Jackson Society, for example, whose manifesto The British Moment is being published this week by the Social Affairs Unit.

On abortion, for example, the manifesto says: "There comes a point at which the basic right to life of an unborn child overrides the right of a woman over her body.

For example, Labour's manifesto expressly rules out top-up tuition fees, which would allow universities to shake off the straitjacket of meagre public funding.So far, none of the parties has presented a compelling vision of what the state should and should not be doing in a modern economy.

Sirisena's manifesto speaks of a 90% pilfering, for example (p.8).

For example, the SNP manifesto says it opposes spending cuts and proposes "modest spending increases - of 0.5 per cent above inflation - in each year of the next Parliament".