Ann Widdecombe gets a chance to be more illiberal than Jack Straw as his home-office shadow.
Many Greens felt that his ideas, on immigration and security alike, were too illiberal.
Many on the right see it as unconstitutional, many on the left as illiberal.
The resulting country will still be corrupt and illiberal, though possibly less dysfunctional and deadly.
The Tories instead favour illiberal limits and a labour-allocation system that smacks of central planning.
He is an illiberal populist, sneering at gays and hinting at bringing back the death penalty.
Some have referred to it as being neo-populist and others have called it an illiberal democracy.
He needs to reassure them that he will not be illiberal in such matters.
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Mr Blair cannot use that excuse to explain another illiberal act: his plan to ban fox-hunting.
Trying people twice for the same offence would be illiberal, as The Economist argued last week.
What better way of revolting against such illiberal claptrap than emulating the character in Mr Allen's film?
The problem with this law being that it is profoundly illiberal, making any form of ethical investing illegal.
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But if it is right to engage economically, it is also right to condemn Mr Putin's illiberal autocracy.
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But it is also obvious, from polling, that a majority of the Egyptian people are themselves terribly illiberal.
To begin with, promoting people on the basis of their sex is illiberal and unfair, and stigmatises its beneficiaries.
IR I must protest against your portrait of France as an illiberal, self-centred nation.
But the worry in the commission is that the French and Germans want these jobs to promote illiberal economic ideas.
It is not just Mr Putin's illiberal actions at home that have upset Mr Bush but his foreign policies too.
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The problem with the neoconservative position is that it makes no distinction between liberal regime opponents and illiberal regime opponents.
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However, I would argue that the Chavez regime is moving beyond populism and illiberal democracy in the direction of totalitarianism.
And there's a lot more to morality than some of the most illiberal asylum and immigration laws this country has ever seen.
As Mr Blair and his colleagues have settled into power, their illiberal instincts have clearly prevailed over their earlier, and better, intentions.
One runs a totalitarian regime where dissent of any kind can lead to death, whereas the other runs a highly illiberal democracy.
Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy promised to give short shrift to "Labour politicians reconfirmed on such a marginal mandate introducing illiberal measures".
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Rather than attack the Tories' plans as illiberal, it questioned the cost.
Undoubtedly, the Chavez regime includes aspects of both populism and illiberal democracy.
D'Souza is an astute observer of sociological trends whose 1991 Illiberal Education popularized the Marxist term "political correctness" and gave it new meaning.
The implication is that if you push, say, China or the Middle East towards democratisation too quickly, you will produce unstable, illiberal regimes.
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Auguring particularly ill for the future is the fact that ANC's Youth League is one of the most illiberal bodies in the party.
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