Sentence examples for progressive army from inspiring English sources

He may stake out radical positions — like denouncing the war on drugs as an utterly futile "disgrace" — but he is, more often, a spokesman for those unsung soldiers in the progressive army: the brokers of the messy compromise.

Bernie is currently the general of this progressive army, but make no mistake, another will rise to take his place should he begin marching in the wrong direction.

Now we need to contain that army's aggressive instincts, while helping those who want a progressive Pakistan and keeping up the fight against terrorism.

The Liberal party cannot hope to match the activist armies the progressive parties can now field during campaigns, and with those armies comes experience, insight and the prospect of productive evolution from campaign to campaign, a process of learning and adaptation that only enhances outcomes.

Is progress necessarily progressive?

In Israel, where military issues are ever-present, the army seems more progressive than society.

"It is a country that allows trans people into the army," and has "progressive stances on women's and LGBTQIA's rights".

Mondoweiss – a website that promises to provide news "from a progressive Jewish perspective" – quoted Israeli army commander Yaniv Alaluf earlier this year as saying, "We're no longer on the verge of a Third Intifada – it's already here".

That's been the hope of Hillary Clinton, after what initially looked like an easy path to the Democratic nomination turned into a bar fight of a primary thanks to a grassroots army of young progressives rallying behind her opponent, Bernie Sanders.

He was likely fathered by a lover of his mother, Andriamihaja, a progressive young officer of the Merina army who the queen may have been tricked into putting to death by conservative ministers at court.

The conservative faction favored Ramboasalama, the son of the Queen's sister, while the Queen's Prime Minister, Rainivoninahitriniony and head of the army, Rainilaiarivony, brothers and progressives, supported Radama II.