Sentence examples for a moderate mainstream from inspiring English sources

He stands here and tells us that he's a moderate, mainstream, independent member of Congress.

George W. Bush is going to be the next president, and he's a moderate, mainstream Republican," said Mr. Dole, "and I think there will be plenty that Bob Franks will be able to do".

But Senator Paul nonetheless reflects the deep suspicion about global entanglements evident among libertarians and some Tea Party adherents, and in some ways is a perfect foil for Mr. Rubio's efforts to position himself as a moderate, mainstream leader of a new generation of Republican leaders on foreign policy.

Following the horrific events in Woolwich and subsequent reprisals against British Muslims, there has surely never been a more pressing need to give a voice to the moderate mainstream majority".

WHAT idea could unite in opposition the extreme right, the extreme left and a good part of the moderate mainstream, both left and right?

This should be a major concern for anyone interested in encouraging a moderate and mainstream debate on immigration, or in discouraging the extremism that too often characterises the discussion.

Based on a fare freeze implemented by the South Yorkshire Metropolitan County Council in 1975, it was widely considered to be a moderate and mainstream policy by Labour, which it was hoped would get more Londoners using public transport, thereby reducing congestion.

Moderate, mainstream candidates have won an overwhelming victory, and the only surprise about this outcome was that anyone in the press was surprised by it.

It calls for Gaza to be rebuilt under a government headed by Mahmoud Abbas, head of the Palestinians' moderate mainstream authority, who is based in the West Bank, the larger bit of a would-be Palestinian state.

But most Indonesians seem to expect the army to remain neutral during the elections.Moreover, in the country with more Muslims than any other (nearly 90% of a population of about 240m), political Islam is firmly in the moderate mainstream.

"I hope even now that their review, which is being led by a Labour leader who is anti-nuclear and a shadow defence secretary who is anti-nuclear, will listen to more moderate mainstream Labour voices.