For conservatives, in fact, the claim that fair play is "a powerfully conservative principle" is hardly a reason to reject the principle.
To say, in these circumstances, that those who are engaged in a cooperative practice have an obligation to do their part is to accept the principle of fairness as "a powerfully conservative principle" (Normore 2010, p. 231).
Conservatives can argue powerfully that this would mean less wealth creation, leaving the poor perhaps more equal but worse off in absolute terms.
The best — notably "And the Bridegroom" (1993), which finds a slim lass asleep beside the dozing mountain of Bowery — are powerfully perfect on Freud's truculently conservative terms, forcing raw flesh across an unguarded, because unsuspected, frontier of beauty.
The best notably "And the Bridegroom" (1993), which finds a slim lass asleep beside the dozing mountain of Bowery are powerfully perfect on Freud's truculently conservative terms, forcing raw flesh across an unguarded, because unsuspected, frontier of beauty.
With all of that said, there is one complicating factor here, and that's the extent to which our polarized politics tends to work powerfully against consensus, creating incentives for conservatives to disagree with liberals and vice versa on every single great issue of the day.
Every one of these events is a perfect opportunity for progressives to speak powerfully against the ongoing efforts by conservatives to suppress the vote.
That's why the centripetal pull of Orange City was not just a conservative force; it could be a powerfully dynamic one as well.
Better would be to stick strong to traditional values and boost the conservative cause by conveying the shared political vision more powerfully.
Conversely, East Germany, while remaining surprisingly conservative in its adherence to some aspects of tradition, was powerfully molded by the dictates of a socialist ideology of predominantly Soviet inspiration.
Weinberg was an open-minded conservative, and the work's unusual scoring — clarinet, strings, and a sparely used triangle — recalls the powerfully eccentric symphonies of a more trailblazing contemporary, Galina Ustvolskaya.
