Sentence examples for policy conservatism from inspiring English sources

Few transformations in American politics have been as important as the integration of African Americans into the Democratic Party and the Republican embrace of racial policy conservatism.

But Huckabee poses an even greater danger because Giuliani, despite his apostasy on abortion and gay rights, has pledged fealty to economic and foreign policy conservatism.

I used to hold in my mind the truism that continental European conservative parties roughly equate to our Democratic Party in their foreign policy views, but that British foreign policy conservatism was an exception; no longer, it seems.

On foreign policy, conservatism begins, and very nearly ends, by eschewing abroad the fatal conceit that has been liberalism's undoing domestically -- hubris about controlling what cannot, and should not, be controlled.

However, this policy conservatism is at odds with the inefficiency of resource allocation and the high level of patient dissatisfaction with the healthcare system [ 6].

The Republicans have to deal with the consequences of George Bush's big-government big-foreign-policy conservatism.

A hawkish foreign policy, social conservatism and middle-American populism aren't the problems.

Tu Duc, original name Nguyen Phuoc Hoang Nham, (born Sept. 22, 1829, Hue, Vietnam died July 9, 1883, Hue), emperor of Vietnam who followed a policy of conservatism and isolation and whose persecution of Christian missionaries foreshadowed the French conquest of Vietnam.

Without a symbolic enemy to rally around the coalition will fall apart, which is why the reformicons are neither particularly interested in actually existing policy or conservatism.

But when it comes to actual policies, compassionate conservatism has produced little more than warm wind.

As he told the annual gathering of New Democrats last week, the party is united on most "third-way" policies: fiscal conservatism, being tough on crime, education reform.