Sentence examples for more conservative principles from inspiring English sources

"If there is a bad deal, I just think you're going to see conservatives around the country coalesce around better candidates, better-trained candidates, and to recognize the Republican Party needs to reflect more conservative principles," he said, according to the The Hill.

Its introduction increases pressure on the party chairman, Michael Steele, as he tries to maintain a balance between those in his party who have been saying the road to a Republican comeback is to include divergent views and appeal to the political center, and those who say the party needs to more fully embrace conservative principles.

If anything, this sounds more aligned with conservative principles than those of liberals, who would most likely favor a truly government-run system like we see in parts of Europe.

While these thinkers did not demand the rejection of associationist principles, they did argue for a more conservative application of such principles.

After Mitt Romney's defeat by a Democratic coalition built around overwhelming support from Hispanics and other fast-growing demographic groups, many Republicans are looking for a candidate who can help make the party more inclusive without ceding conservative principles — and no one is the subject of more speculation at this point than Mr. Bush.

The Republican has spoken of the 2012 election in dire terms, saying that it "may be our last chance as Americans" to move the nation toward a more limited government based on conservative principles.

You may choose to be even more conservative, but the most important principle here is to adopt a formula and stick to it.

First, it seems that, these days, a lot of people who call themselves conservatives don't really care much about conservative principles, but are more focused on attitude and posture.

Amid clamoring from his more conservative members, Mr. Boehner eventually reaffirmed his own conservative principles, abandoning even the pretense of reaching a bipartisan solution on the spending cuts.

We focused mainly on mortality data that may be less prone to ascertainment bias, and we analysed the data according to the intent-to-treat principle to get more conservative estimates.

Conservative judges get more conservative.