Sentences with phrase «right wing government»

The worst possible scenario is for another extreme right wing government to gain power.

A severely right wing culture electing a severely right wing government who withdrew support for education and has now given it away essentially to private for - profit organisations who instead of seeing children as people to be educated, they see them as a resource to be mined.

Scamander, teamed up with a disgraced Auror and her oddball sister, must break away from the right wing government and grab his innocent animals back, before anyone gets hurt.

In Wales, where I live, of the 25 Labour M.P.'s elected to office following the May 2015 election, all but 5 were happy to go along with Harriet Harman and abstain on the horribly punitive measures suggested by this most right wing government.

Because the current right wing government wants to stop conversions.

There are left wing governments who oppose action, and right wing governments who take the lead.

Not exact matches

But the Israeli government remains defiant about maintaining its freedom of action to make war on Iran, and it is counting on the influence of right - wing extremist views in U.S. politics to bring pressure to bear on Obama to fall into line with a possible Israeli attack during the election campaign this fall....

Populist parties already made it into government in the early 2000s and coalition - forming has become more complicated due to the rise of populist parties on both the right and the left wing of the political spectrum,» Brzeski told CNBC.

In response to demands from the main right - wing opposition party, Les Republicains, the rollover of emergency rule was extended for six months, to late January 2017, rather than the three months proposed by Hollande's government.

«Development budgets have been very susceptible from right - wing governments, but also from all governments — for instance, France's socialist government has cut spending,» she later added.

A government campaign portraying billionaire businessman George Soros as the enemy of the Hungarian people has prompted a public outcry with people accusing the ruling right - wing Fidesz party of Nazi - era anti-Semitism.

People hold Spanish flags and a banner reading «Government of Spain, comply with and enforce the constitution: article 155 now» during a demonstration organised by the Spanish right - wing party Vox in front of the Spain Government Delegation in Barcelona, on September 6, 2017.

This means the party could push its right - wing agenda at a national level in a future coalition government.

With the government's strategy over the past few months apparently focused on undermining the Wildrose Alliance by stealing from its agenda, many had expected the Tories would further woo disaffected right - wing voters with deep spending cuts in this year's budget, which was unveiled on Feb. 9.

Right - wing party Les Republicains in particular performed better than its center - left rival Parti Socialiste in the presidential first round and is likely to be keen to secure a stronger position when negotiating with Macron for key government positions.

In the longer term, we expect the Macron administration will likely position itself as a continuation of the previous government of Francois Hollande, yet with a more pro-investment and slightly more right - wing leaning.

It's an ideological thing coming from a right - wing libertarian government.»

The newly elected Progressive Conservative government in Manitoba has moved quickly to cement its anti-worker bona fides with the radical right - wing by making it more difficult for non-union workers to join a union, and by opening up bidding on large scale public construction projects to non-union companies.

So what Singapore is doing, which I think is so interesting and is a reminder that there are much more radical fusions of left wing and right wing ideas than people give credit for, is the government is overwhelmingly regulating both supply and prices to keep costs down.

http://www.progressive-economics.ca/2009/11/10/public-sector-workers-the-recessions-next-victims/ This battle will, of course, be fought by right wing (and perhaps not so right wing) governments in the name of «fiscal responsibility», and justified with reference to the imperative need for «exit strategies» from Great Recession deficits and debt accumulation.

One of the premier's most vocal right - wing backers has registered to lobby the government about its carbon capture and storage laws on behalf of the province's largest greenhouse gas producing firm.

Current right - wing mythology has it that bad banking is always the result of government intervention, whether from the Federal Reserve or meddling liberals in Congress.

Mr. Draghi has shown the ECB not to be «technocratic,» but a cabal of right - wing operatives working to bring down the Syriza government, in a way quite willing to empower the far - right Golden Dawn party in its stead.

Most important, what Krugman calls the «right - wing mythology» is largely correct: government intervention is responsible for the systematic problems with the US banking system.

The full court press against the Alberta government's Climate Leadership Plan continued today as Postmedia business columnists Gary Lamphier and Claudia Cattaneo dutifully and uncritically weighed in on the latest report from the right - wing Fraser Institute.

Right wing politics is failing in Alberta and the last hold out is rural Alberta, but how long will it be before most rural people would like to have a seat at government as opposed of making a lot of noise that gets very little attention.

And the conservative opposition has many right - wing allies in its fight against the new government spanning from the editorial pages of the Financial Post to the far corners of the internet.

I am no right - wing knee - jerk opponent of government.

Communist (extreme left wing) and fascist (extreme right wing) governments are totalitarian in nature and, as such, they opposed organized religion the same way that they opposed unions; because they held rival power over people.

In Germany, the government of Kohl is renewed and in Spain, Jose Maria Aznar, at the head of the right wing popular party, is going to beat the PSOE.

Evangelical Christianity seems to have devolved into a psychopathic cult that not only manipulates individuals but has gotten behind right wing politicians to create a theocratic, corporate government.

Hence the renewed friendships with repressive governments like that of Chile, the blanket endorsement of the unpopular former military - civilian junta of El Salvador and the quiet support of the current right - wing government, and the cutting off of all economic aid to Nicaragua.

We're a colorful group, composed of members of the great right - wing conspiracy like me, old - time Southern Democrats, retired union stewards, tree huggers, school teachers, Jews, evangelicals, atheists, Catholics ¯ but we are united in our passion for simple, honest government, and that isn't a partisan issue.

Although Thomas did not oppose the CIO role in overturning the communist Arbenz government in Guatemala in 1954, he totally rejected Rafael Trujillo's cruel and absolute dictatorship in the Dominican Republic and expressed grave concern about the United States's general failure to oppose right - wing Latin American dictatorships.

Addiction is certainly a problem, but if the right wing truly believes in smaller government then they have no business enlarging the government by forcing their religiously motivated values on others who do them no harm.

Wackos like him are why religion is suspect, why it is full of evil and why the crazy wing of the Christian faith feels they have a right to control our government.

The right wing doesn't understand the bible — most probably never read it — it's simply a means to justify their hatred of gays and interfering with a woman's right to privacy and control of her own body (hmm... GOP against government intervention — but shaming women seems to be acceptable!).

The «left wing» refuses to acknowledge legitimate flaws in the regs and accuses the right of politicizing our children's future and always fighting against anything the Obama administration puts forward, and the «right wing» isn't recognizing any of the improvements that were made as a result of the regs and blaming the government for over regulating and not giving the administration an ounce of credit for at least taking on an overhaul of a system that hadn't seen significant reform in 20 years.

What are we seeing in our country today?It is no secret that plans are being made in right wing think tanks and some law firms, within the elephants media and among Npp leaders to bring back to life the 18th century notion that the heavenly prescribed duty of the opposition is to obstruct government business and to incite the public against the establishment.

New right - wing governments were installed across the social democratic heartland of northern Europe.

That trend continues today, as even right - wing governments openly talk about liberalising the drug laws which are devastating their security arrangements — something which would have been unthinkable when the US exerted more control.

The deal the rising Labour party tacitly struck with Baldwin and the British establishment in the 1920s - that we were happy to govern within a constitutional settlement which suited us as much as them - looks, in hindsight, a rather better one for the right than the left, especially once Thatcher showed that it can place many fewer constraints on right - wing than left - wing governments.

Surely some of New Labour's right - wing excesses reflect an attitude that Labour can more or less do what it likes in government without alienating too much of its core progressive constituency as this constituency has nowhere else to go.

«We are strongly opposed to many of the government's right - wing bills.»

There are no «political differences» (v.g. right vs left, or in favor of more press freedom or less), in fact both the Catalonian new government and the opposition have both left and right wing parties.

Back in 1968, the Conservative right wing Member of Parliament Enoch Powell made an infamous speech in which he described the race policies of the then government as «throwing a match on to gunpowder».

But in reality neither ideology: left - wing government interventionism nor right - wing laissez - faire, works when taken to its extreme.

For right - wing social conservatives for example, their ideology will not only define their personal conduct (they are more likely to be religious), but also how they relate to others and the sort of government they want.

Without the Liberal Democrats to hold them back, all the signs are that this government is set to be a far more right - wing and authoritarian than anything we've seen over the past five years.

It symbolised the great Ukipisation of No. 10, the rejection of moderate government in the name of a right - wing identity politics in which the imagined victimhood of the dominant group is relentlessly promoted.