Sentence examples for progressive legacy from inspiring English sources
Not all of Batlle's successors were interested in his progressive legacy.
Dr. Egan's forceful rejection of the progressive legacy is more about his sense of science than his politics.
It is no wonder that David Cameron is desperate to convince voters that this progressive legacy would be safe in Tory hands".
In "The Constitutionalist," Nat Hentoff traces the enduring progressive legacy of Justice William Brennan, one of the longest-serving Justices in the Court's history.
In power, she said, conservatives have systematically attacked and depleted "one of most valuable parts of the progressive legacy" : the value of public service.
Supporters of the Clintons see an obvious reason for this, of course — that George W. Bush and his Republican Party have, for the past seven years, undertaken a ferocious and unbending assault on Clinton's progressive legacy.
It represents one of the most progressive legacies of the Blair years, and in turn honours Churchill's European convention for the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
From affordable housing to public health to child welfare to the creation of park land to reworking the city's streetscape, Mr. Bloomberg has an impressive progressive policy legacy.
Judging Obama's Progressive, Flawed, Conflicting Legacy.
Trump's victory did not merely endanger Obama's legacy of progressive legislation or international agreements.
BRETTE L. McSWEENEY Brooklyn, Aug. 5, 2013 The writer is executive director of Eleanor's Legacy, a progressive women's political organization in New York State.
