Sentence examples for success of right from inspiring English sources

In the Nordic countries, the success of right wing populism can be in part attributed to social democracy in so far as it produced a vision of a homogenous society.

For that to be clear, he says, he would need to see both the continued success of right wing parties and a shift in the whole political ideology of the region.

The success of right-wing forces two years ago in ousting three Iowa Supreme Court justices for participating in a unanimous ruling that allowed same-sex marriage has inspired similar efforts there and elsewhere in the country this fall.

He said the relative success of right-wing groups in recent years had radicalised thousands of people online who could seek new and more violent ways to express their opposition to Islam, immigration and economic stagnation.

David Cameron said: "The success of right-to-buy shows how the new reinvigorated scheme is opening up the prospect of home ownership to even more people across the country.

The success of right-wing populism in Europe and in the USA can also be attributed to the fact that mainstream democracy – the main political parties and the wider public sphere – has nurtured its values.

Bazile suggested the impending purge is an act of censorship, motivated by liberal jealousy over the success of right-wing messaging.

Reagan's bully pulpit, and the increasing success of right-wing think tanks and writers in dominating public discussion about poverty, led to a protracted political debate about welfare.

"They've only looked at the success of the right, and in doing that they're helping to perpetuate it.

Today, the rise of Ukip – and the success of far right groups around Europe – creates a sense that progress in the battle against prejudice may have faltered.

As Eric Alterman writes in this week's Jewish Forward, the success of the right in destroying prospects for the two-state solution is likely ensuring the triumph of the one-state alternative.