Sentence examples for populist program from inspiring English sources

It needs to be addressed in any populist program for the new century.

Echoing Mr. Chavez, the colonels who launched Ecuador's coup offered a classic populist program.

In the country's second critical election, in 1896, the Democrats split disastrously over the free-silver and Populist program of their presidential candidate, William Jennings Bryan.

If the country was not where it needed to be, at least Roosevelt had a populist program for improving the economic lives of ordinary Americans.

Their sense of independence is driven home by this artist's invigorating exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, along with the realization that the museum's populist program sometimes hits the nail on the head.

(Despite his long history of ideological flexibility, Trump has shown little interest in co-opting Democratic policies, or winning over Democratic politicians, and he has enacted nothing that could be called a populist program).

Diverse and populist programming is a mainstay of every museum.

The plans to put viewers in the driving seat will not, however, mean more populist programming.

The show's success may have something to do with its choice time slot, but it can also be attributed to the program's populist programming strategy.

He studied law at the National University of La Plata, and while there became active in the centrist Radical Civic Union party, attracted by its populist programs.

Mr. Thaksin won the loyalty of the poor as the first prime minister to address their needs, wooing them with populist programs including almost-free health care, debt moratoriums, support for farmers and cash handouts to villages.