Converse of object

• give: And this nightmarish vision was beginning to give the neoconservatives great power and influence.

Adjective modifier

• American: At the heart of the story are two groups: the American neoconservatives, and the radical Islamists.

• leading: One leading neoconservative, William Bennett, wrote a book called The Death of Outrage, which blamed the people.

Modifies a noun

• movement: VO: Since then, Brock has turned against the neoconservative movement.

• agenda: Throughout the questioning, the audience became increasingly hostile and combative toward his neoconservative agenda.

• moment: Indeed, on putting down Perle's new book the thought recurs: the neoconservative moment may be over.

• policy: The fallout from the failure of neoconservative policy in Iraq can already be felt.

• guru: Described by The Jerusalem Post as " Washington's neoconservative guru, " Ledeen grew up in California during the 1940s.

• doctrine: A second consequence is that the idea of a rules-based international order has been supplanted by a neoconservative doctrine of power politics.