Sentence examples for more conservative bloc from inspiring English sources

Some Republicans say this state's political inclinations are simply shifting, giving a more conservative bloc a far louder voice and leaving them wondering whether that old Illinois stalwart, the middle-of-the-road Republican, is obsolete.

Both Mr. Jacobson and Thomas E. Mann, a congressional expert and Brookings Institute senior fellow, pointed out that the House Republican caucus has calcified into a more conservative bloc because of retirements of its moderate members.

In other cases, like the gun-control decision, the rulings might have been more sweeping and more damaging if the conservative bloc had not needed the moderate-conservative Justice Kennedy's vote to form a majority.

The ruling council, with militant groups like the Orange Order voting in blocs, is more conservative than the party as a whole.

In the first five terms of the Roberts court, the corresponding bloc of five more conservative justices voted for the chamber's position 74 percent of the time, and the four more liberal justices 43 percent of the time.

More than any justice on the conservative bloc, Thomas has shown a desire and preparedness to strike down entire bodies of the law he disagrees with, even those dating to the founding of the republic.

The proposal, from the Republican Study Committee, a conservative bloc that counts more than two-thirds of House Republicans as members, calls for immediate reductions of at least $100 billion, compared with cuts in the current fiscal year of up to $80 billion being sought by party leaders.

The inner workings of the regime are similar to the more conservative countries of the former communist bloc in 1989.

Even though former Justice Anthony Kennedy, whose seat Kavanaugh now occupies, occasionally sided with the court's liberals, he more often formed a five-vote conservative bloc that found room in its judicial philosophy for every right-wing cause under the sun.

Conservative judges get more conservative.

Nowhere is the conservative bloc's support for the Chamber more apparent -- or more important -- than in close cases decided by a five-Justice majority.