liberalist|liberalists in English

noun

one who supports liberalism, one who holds liberal and progressive views

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1. Mill is a utilitarian and he is also a liberalist.

2. I be close to a liberalist and a cultural feminist.

3. I may be close to a liberalist and a cultural feminist.

4. Ying touch my heart totally and I understand his sufferings and anxieties, as an early liberalist . Unlike Mr.

5. However, the strategies of the United States, Japan and Russiatowards ASEAN are defined by either realist or liberalist models.

6. There existed overlapping and complementarity, and opposition and argument between democratic literature, left-wing literature and liberalist literature.

7. Research on this issue will provide references for our investigation to the spiritual history of these bourgeois liberalist intellectuals.

8. The break out of the financial crisis in Russia in 1998 announced the complete failure of the Russian liberalist.

9. The composition of gender movement is liberalist intellectuals, and their main concern is on the gender equality of law (ex the inheritance of wealth)and political opportunities.

10. Third, Mr. ZHOU adhered to freedom and toleration firmly, for he was a liberalist , at the same time, sublating the theory of Nietzsche.

11. President Hoover took traditional Liberalist measures in an effort to prevent the crisis, which was not only in vain, but also deepen it.

12. For instance, in both Islamic and Western thought, equity is more important than equality; one Western liberalist argument against communism is based on this idea.

13. Aim at this question, there have appeared diversified schools of jurisprudence which are assumed to be based on liberalist tradition, and are striving to offer countermeasures.

14. Political reform provides the bases for raising the level of the people's power, wisdom and mores, and constitutes an effective approach to develop liberalist economy.

15. Liberalist constitutional democrats in the history of Western ideology took the two as absolutely antagonistic, and thus found themselves lost in a thinking pattern of binary opposition.

16. We can see that the formal equality is the bottom of the freedom, and the liberalist will all agree that formal equality's importance to the individual rights.

17. Secondly, the nature of equality inherent in law enables it to develop into an important tool for the guarantee of freedom. This possibility has been turned into reality in the liberalist tradition.

18. So in order to attack the missionaries’ theology as well as to justify their liberalist theology, both Kim and Rhee profoundly accepted the Barthian triumph frame: the Reformed Orthodoxy of the 17 th and 18 th centuries was defeated by the liberalism of the 19 th century, which was, in turn, overcome by the Barthian Neo-Orthodoxy of the 20 th