Sentences with phrase «federalist who»

Meanwhile, Anak Agung was a federalist who worked together with the Dutch government.

But Douglas Carswell, who wants to leave the EU, said: «I hope it's a left - wing federalist who goes native immediately because that will be an important demonstration that we can not win in Europe and when the referendum comes any sensible Conservative will vote to leave.»

Fuller says NCLB was the result of a compromise between «federalists who argue that only Washington will be able to set high standards because they're immune from state governors, versus a states» rights perspective.»

The philosophy required to sustain a judgment like this no longer lives, even among the institutions, where, ironically, it is self - proclaimed federalists who have embraced Brexit and Article 50 most wholeheartedly.

Not exact matches

May's election results suggest that the favorite may well be Jean - Claude Juncker, a former prime minister of Luxembourg and an old - school European federalist, who Merkel initially backed.

I know many who have been made into quasi-libertarian radical federalists by this narrative — after all, if we lower the stakes, surely the fights will grow less vicious — others, including MacIntyre himself, recommend the founding of autonomous communities with a shared vision of what a good life entails.

It's not so clear to me — contra Berkowitz — why anyone who reads THE FEDERALIST would know that the Obama mandate is unconstitutional in a way that would compel our Supreme Court to declare it void.

His private correspondence with fellow nationalists (who were coming to be called Federalists) was extensive, frequently directive, and clearly dismissive of the anti-Federalist opposition (Patrick Henry among them).

Nerds who read blogs will note his mention of THE FEDERALIST PAPERS.

Cameron had caved in to a delegation of «Better off out» Conservative MPs, who said that the EPP was too federalist» Instead, they insisted, an alternative alliance comprising «real» conservatives, especially from the 2004 EU intake in Central and Eastern Europe, could be formed.

Unfortunately, with the not so popular arch federalist Martin Schulz who wants a full blown Union with EU members transferring sovreignity to Brussels.

In what essentially amounts to a federalist debate, attempts at national uniformity by entities such as the American Bar Association are met with resistance by the real owners of power, those who regulate all of our law licenses at the state level.

It's funny... Two years ago, I was a girl who loved classic, formal, federalist, and frilled.