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Finally, I would like to say that increased public access is not a populistic requirement but a democratic one.

While some political analysts described their ideology as being populistic.

Conservatism cannot take firm root in America's individualistic and populistic political culture.

Because of the noble nature of the play, the same theme was played out in a more populistic and explicit form.

A man of populistic nature, rugged, eccentric and outspoken, Jahn often came into conflict with the authorities.

What makes Estonia different is that there were probably fewer populistic decisions in the past, a very cautious Central bank policy and many other things.

Arguably this last consideration, the concern that Dantan was too commercial and too populistic, is among the most fascinating questions about the artist.

But their essentially aristocratic and oligarchic character prevented them from collaborating with "Country Party" reformers advocating radical or populistic measures.

The commercials present a tougher Al Gore, described by Mr. Strother as "gritty" and "very populistic."

SPR-RSČ was populistic protest party.

Daniel Giménez Cacho - Andres Ascencio, a philandering, corrupt and populistic politician.

Baines P, Worcester R (2000) Researching Political Markets: market-oriented or populistic?

In 1946 Rosario massively supported Juan Perón's rise to power on a populistic platform; 58% of rosarinos voted for him in the presidential elections.

Much more given to populistic promises than the two other candidates, he asserted that he could solve complicated problems in areas like education and housing costs "in five minutes' time."

Mr. Sanchez de Lozada's nomination was opposed by many within the governing party, who argued for a candidate who would return to the more populistic philosophy of the past.

The demands for the protection of interests on internal borders on account of 25 000 refugees are unprecedented and populistic, and are against everything Schengen stands for.

The CPP is headed by François Lucas Sainvil of Lespwa and has been characterized as leftist, populistic and anti-neoliberal in the press.

The Council opted for the emasculated and populistic proposals of this Parliament and ended up doing nothing whatsoever for small and medium-sized enterprises apart from issuing words of encouragement.

But the 1982-85 Government of Mr. Paz's populistic predecessor, Hernan Siles Zuazo, ended in a chaotic economic situation that threatened to bring the military out of the barracks again.

In the later years, Beacon transitioned from supporting populistic politics to becoming a politically independent periodical; In 2001, Beacon Publications went bankrupt and almost 90 per cent of the employees lost their jobs.

Inability of SPR-RSČ to change anything on the political scene, internal problems of the party and populistic campaign of Miloš Zeman, leader of social democracy, turned voters away from the party.

But the difficulties of the Christian Democrats' anti-foreigner message became evident when Dieter Hundt, the head of the powerful employers' federation, lambasted Mr. Ruttgers' campaign as "poorly thought out and miserably populistic."

I am afraid that today’s reports will come to nothing, as long as national governments behave in the same sort of populistic and hypocritical way as this Parliament, rather than confronting difficult truths and taking uncomfortable measures for survival.

The familiar cast reappears: Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, William Jennings Bryan ("a layman who combined in his person the two basic ancestral pieties of the people - evangelical faith and populistic democracy").

In a time when the Jewish question has become a highly ideological matter mainly treated in a populistic way from outside, it became a rather satirical subject for Jewish writers of Yiddish, German, Polish and Russian language.