The terms "populist" and "populism" are commonly used for anti-elitist appeals in opposition to established interests and mainstream parties.

He used populist terms to frame his trade policy, which some political professionals contend is far riskier politically in the aftermath of the stock market plunge.

By contrast, the populist terms of the BNP are nothing new in European politics.

When scientists can't easily translate a disease into populist terms, the public gets nervous, he said.

At that point, a senior Administration official said, the debate will be framed in the populist terms that resonated so well in the 1992 campaign.

To deepen this coalition, Republican Congressional leaders say they intend to cast their insurance proposals in populist terms, just in time for the November election.

A success on their own, aggressively populist terms.

Ms. Moffatt defines the museum's mission in populist terms.

So, in local, populist terms, he attacked the tax, passed in 1993 largely by Democrats.

If they are trying to justify the licence fee in populist terms, why they aren't competing more aggressively for these deals, is beyond me.