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Meanings of traditional conservatism in English
Political ideology.
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Examples for "traditionalist conservatism"
Examples for "traditionalist conservatism"
1
No manager or club wanted the notoriety of being arm-killers, so a new conservatism began to grow.
2
The centuries which had succeeded the Mongol invasions led -perhaps inevitably - to a new conservatism, as people tried to recover what had been lost.
3
But I had apparently not kept up with the New Conservatism.
4
Of course, nobody is against fairness, least of all David Cameron's shiny New Conservatism.
Usage of traditional conservatism in English
1
And as a force, you must retain the conservatism of the Vanes-thetraditional conservatism of the State.
2
He said: "Protection will lead to great prosperity and strength." This was neither traditional conservatism nor Reaganism.
3
Chip away at that veneer though, and much of the State's traditional conservatism and suspicion of the young remains intact.
4
Dunn and Woodard paused in their study of the American conservative tradition to compare authoritarian conservatism with libertarianism and traditional conservatism.
5
Above all, they think, Merz would represent a return to traditional conservatism after years of Merkel pulling the party to the centre.
6
When he tapped Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions to be attorney general, Sessions' replacement in the Senate ended up being a Democrat, despite Alabama's traditional conservatism.
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