Sentence examples for republican terms from inspiring English sources

Fair enough in republican terms.

Stallo, on the other hand, tried to interpret the political philosophy of Hegel in republican terms.

For example, early republican agrarian legislation is narrated in late republican terms.

He has too readily accepted Republican terms of debate, such as likening the country to a household that must "live within its means".

Fiscal austerity at a time of economic distress, and on largely Republican terms, is not what Democrats thought they were getting when they elected Mr. Obama in 2008.

"He agreed to 'end welfare as we know it' on Republican terms that were very different from his original terms," said Kent Weaver, a political scientist at the Brookings Institution who has written a legislative history of the law.

As we all know, the official Republican term for the rich is "job creators".

The 113th Congress will most likely be his last at the helm of the powerful tax-writing committee because of Republican term limits on chairmanships.

Now, due to Republican term limits on committee chairmanships, Grassley will be leaving Finance, probably moving to the Judiciary committee, so Thacker has a new job.

Hence Mr Clinton's attempt last year to win fast-track authority on the Republicans' terms.

Republicans termed the revenue demands too steep.