Примери за използване на Liberal elite на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Blame the liberal elite?
Liberal elites have brought this calamity on themselves.
He talks of defending the common man,downtrodden by the arrogant liberal elite.
Liberal elites fear that modern societies are becoming ungovernable.
Russian must save Europe from the liberal elite that are destroying it”.
This bovine image of the Russian electorate is a favorite of the country's liberal elite.
To be a liberal today,a member of the liberal elite means to be a criminal, a usurper.
Populists blame the sufferings of“the people” on remote,technocratic, liberal elites.
We write off half the country as out-of-touch liberal elites or racist misogynist bullies.
They attack liberal elites as sellouts who care more about foreigners than their fellow citizens.
The current crisis is due not to statistical inaccuracies, butto the dogmatism being shown by the governing liberal elites.
Certainly, the liberal elite in which the Prime Minister places such hopes was involved at the beginning of the uprising.
He stands in opposition to an enemy, often embodied by the current system- aiming to"drain the swamp" ortackle the"liberal elite".
Back at home,the Romanian“liberal elite”- apathatic with regard to the status quo outlined above- sees nothing abnormal here.
One could not help being left with the impression that Mr Trump obviously feels better in the company of dictators than among the democratic and liberal elite.
Liberal elites thought they could lead Poland into a new era, but did not feel the pulse of their mostly conservative fellow citizens.
Perhaps he has a cynical belief that, with the support of the liberal elite sewn up, the anti-migrant rhetoric can potentially help him appeal to a broader audience.
Of course, self-flattery and abuse of one's opponents are hardly the marks of a gentleman, but brutal language andboorish behavior are characteristic of our liberal elites.
In this he remains a member of Krastev's liberal elite, unable and unwilling to discuss frankly migration's disastrous implication for the EU referendum.
The outbursts- or as Garton-Ash prefers,his"tortured liberal ambivalence"- are not untypical of those in the transatlantic liberal elite who have struck a Faustian deal.
Europe and America are in the throes of a popular rebellion against liberal elites, who are seen as self-serving and unable, or unwilling, to solve the problems of ordinary people.
Liberal elites must show the leadership and courage to challenge, rather than pander to, prevailing opinions that undermine European values and responsibilities, but in ways that are firmly grounded in inclusive democratic politics.
Krastev speaks of“the inability and unwillingness of liberal elites to discuss migration and contend with its consequences”, and sees the new Europe as“a world of disconnections”.
Mr Bannon, while admitting that Russia is a kleptocracy,sees Mr Putin as part of a global revolt by nationalists and traditionalists against the liberal elite- and therefore a natural ally for Mr Trump.
During the 1990s and 2000s,it gradually squeezed out its pro-Western liberal elite, though not before they had almost halved GDP, created extreme differentials of wealth, and lost Russia its Great Power status.
This poisonous mixture of necessity, fear and contempt has helped both to stigmatise migrants andcreate popular hostility towards the liberal elite for ignoring their views on immigration.
For decades the liberal elite, who have had privileged access to justice, has thought little to push for necessary reforms that might have mended a broken system that preys upon its own people and inoculated the country against social division and upheaval.
A proponent of the“Seamless Garment” movement within the Catholic Church in the 1980s, a movement that downplayed abortion and emphasized political liberalism,Bernardin was drawn to the socialism and relativism of the liberal elite.
For decades on end the liberal elite, who has had privileged access to justice, has thought little to push for necessary reforms that might have mended a broken system preying on its own people and inoculated the country against social division and upheaval.
Political correctness” became a term used to drum into the public imagination the idea that there was a deep divide between the“ordinary people” and the“liberal elite”, who sought to control the speech and thoughts of regular folk.