“manifestos”簡單造句，manifestos造句子

The manifestos for this general election, to be held on May 6th, are all the more important because the contest is close.

Policy differences are not always clear-cut (though party manifestos due out soon will seek to make them so).

Two American writers, Tom Wolfe and Jonathan Franzen, each published a voluminous novel recently in response to their respective literary "manifestos" calling for "social novels".

If Britain kept electing coalitions, Mr Clegg mused, future manifestos might have to signal which pledges are more cherished than others.

Normal people do not think about politics most of the time, he adds, but show a healthy scepticism about party manifestos, knowing that they cannot set out how a party will react to unforeseen events.

For 30 years he had done so in books, manifestos, studies for the American Enterprise Institute and 12, 000-word columns in First Things, the journal of his own Institute on Religion and Public Life.

All deride the old regime but few manifestos spell out what they would do instead.

Since then he has issued seven more manifestos, on topics ranging from job creation to farming to property taxes, which he wants to cap at 2%.

Conservative and Labour manifestos propose discrete policies for economic management; yet their ability to implement them is subject to considerable political and economic constraint.