Reformists in a sentence

Far-right partners in her European Conservatives and Reformists group were gaining power and Europe was tilting right more broadly.

In the process, we’ve witnessed mass disqualifications and even the boycotting of the vote by some elements of the Islamist left (often wrongly depicted as “reformists”).

The European Conservatives and Reformists, a right-wing group that brings together parties such as Brothers of Italy and Spain’s Vox, says it wants to “defend life, from its conception until its natural end.

In the 2009 disputed election, Mousavi assured reformists and his fans to remain committed and never surrender to the hardliners' requests for accepting the 2009 race’s results.

Iranian reformists argue that the accidental downing of a Ukrainian airliner Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Corps demonstrates the risk of an Iranian strategy that is pre-empted on eternal hostility towards the United States.

Iran will hold its presidential election by June 2021, and the reformists need to demonstrate that their strategy of engagement with the United States is still effective.

Rouhani, already under fire from hard-liners over Iran’s unraveling nuclear deal, faces criticism from reformists for not freeing the pair as promised in his 2013 and 2017 campaigns.

Czarnecki, the member of EU Parliament and European Conservatives and Reformists Group in Poland called India the “greatest democracy of the world” and said terrorists who carried out attacks in India did not come from the moon.

The Eurosceptic European Conservatives and Reformists group opposed the text, although individual British Tories either supported or abstained from the vote.

With French President Emmanuel Macron’s government under siege by mass street rallies, reformists’ prospects in next year’s European Parliament election look dimmer than ever.

An increasing number of reformists are finally sticking their necks out for all of us.

At that time, the bourgeoisie and its echoes in the Labour movement, the reformists, were euphoric.

Iran’s political establishment has closed ranks against the unrest, with even reformists condemning the violence.

Reformists — those who want wholesale change to the Islamic Republic’s theocratic government — long have been suspicious of Rouhani, who is very much a member of that system.

The conventional wisdom is that it’s a dictatorship with democratic characteristics, and that it’s riven between hard-liners who want to make it more repressive and militant and reformists who want to make it less.

Agricola got recommendations to Swedish King Gustav Vasa from both of the reformists.

As a result of pressure from reformists, the junior prison guards responsible for Naseem's death were subsequently tried, convicted and sentenced in 2005 in what was believed to be a show trial that avoided the senior officers involved being investigated.

As the socialist party moved to more moderate positions, it attracted many reformists, some of whom were irritated by the failure of the communists to modernize.

However, reformists subsequently gained power, which led to the breakdown of this constitution as focus shifted to economic construction and modernization.

However, the new arrangements favoured neither the aging Sultan nor the wily Chief Minister, but rather a young crop of British-educated reformists.