Sentence examples for populist course from inspiring English sources

But he looks unlikely to follow a socialist or even populist course.

So he feels "compelled to carry on a populist course, as if the elections were still ahead of him," says Nikolay Petrov of the Carnegie Moscow Centre.

Then, rather like New Labour, UB40 abandoned their more extreme moments to pursue a populist course, perhaps at the expense of their core values.

Despite that move, there have been suggestions that Pretzell is responsible for Petry feeling increasingly comfortable about keeping the party on a rightwing populist course.

The Social Democrats have been torn apart by infighting between those who support welfare and employment reforms championed by former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder and liberals who support a more populist course.

While both Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama have turned to moderately progressive advisers to help them elaborate their own preferences, Mr. Edwards is charting a different, more populist course.

And now, with the Republican nomination virtually wrapped up, he has reversed course on economic policy, adopting a more populist line on taxes and wages.

Both have struggled to handle the populist anger coursing through politics.

Such a strategy to consolidate or even perpetuate power is not exclusive to populists, of course.

They have sought to capture the populist sentiment coursing through their party, as with Mr. Romney's call for a tough trade stance toward China.

This is a broad coalition of democratic opposition that rejects the populist-nationalist course of Viktor Orban.As you say, the prime minister wants to establish an illiberal state with more monopolies, state-ownership, centralisation, government bullying and less freedom and competition.