Sentence examples for republican theory from inspiring English sources

The running Republican theory behind Rice's use of that description?

One problem with the Republican theory is that many big corporations actually pay little, if any, federal income tax.

"School is a sacred space in republican theory — it's the church of the republic," Vincent Martigny, a political scientist at the École Polytechnique, outside Paris, said.

The Republican theory about how to revive economic growth, is best expressed by Alexander: "We have to make it easier and cheaper to create private sector jobs".

The Republican theory is much more accessible to people who never took a class in economics: "the government is the problem, get rid of government interference".

"Where's the federal question here?" he pressed, putting Mr. Olson on notice that part of his argument "has grave implications for our republican theory of government".

Christianity, he felt, was inherently democratic and inclusive, and Puritanism was not merely a religious doctrine: "it also blended at several points with the most absolute democratic and republican theories".

Some of these themes have emerged more recently in civic republican theories, though modern theories of citizenship tend to begin with a sense of who should be citizens (all adult residents) and then proceed to argue that they should all have property, rather than using existing wealth as an independent criterion for the franchise (King and Waldron 1988).

Republican theories about the actions of the two FBI employees haven't really panned out, as HuffPost has reported.

That may not be where the Republicans' theory of the case takes them.

Only in passing does Teachout note that an element of corruption, in republican political theory, is "dependence".