Sentence examples for populist state from inspiring English sources
His high-profile slugging of corporate villains plays well in his populist state.
This buddy action-comedy hits all the usual marks, but does so in something of a populist state of grace.
A piece published by the populist state tabloid Global Times last month said activist lawyers such as Pu had contributed to the improvement of China's rule of law and social equity, but had been "politically destructive".
His most likely opponent is Winton Blount 3d, 54, a wealthy Montgomery businessman and party leader who has accused Mr. James of "playing to the worst instincts" of this notoriously populist state.
Following the President's populist State of the Union address, which in turn built upon his landmark inequality speech in Osawatomie, Kansas, in December, his new budget seeks to preserve existing stimulus measures, such as the extension of payroll-tax cuts and unemployment benefits.
If Barack Obama doesn't raise your taxes, your populist state legislators will.
The UK is a waning power, especially since voting for Brexit, which "show[ed] a losing mindset", in the words of one populist state-run Chinese newspaper.
This year, Romney and Obama seem to be playing it more heavily," an editorial in the populist state-run Global Times said last month.
Hu Xijin, editor in chief of the populist state-run tabloid Global Times, wrote: "People's most striking memory is of her 'being tough'.
In a poll on huanqiu.com – the website of the populist state-run tabloid Global Times – 95% of respondents thought Jacques Rogge wrong to praise London 2012 as happy and glorious.
The populist state-run Global Times newspaper said the problem had triggered public calls to shift development "away from the previous fixation on economic growth", while the China Youth Daily titled a front-page commentary: "More suffocating than the haze is the weakness in response".
