Sentence examples for center on issues from inspiring English sources

He says he moves toward the center on issues like abortion, but Democrats say he is not that moderate.

After a generation of Democrats alienating voters with liberal domestic positions, Mr. Clinton moved the party toward the center on issues like trade, welfare and deficit spending.

The breakthrough came with a new leader, Mr. Clinton, who guided the party to the center on issues like crime, welfare and the deficit.

The two new inquiries by the commission, which has established a reputation as a tough regulator, center on issues strikingly similar to those covered by the court ruling.

But Mr. Bush could also face problems in his efforts to stake out a place in the political center on issues like education and health care.

This miserable run forced the Party to move closer to the electoral center on issues from welfare and crime to the role and the scope of government in postindustrial America.

(Clayton's marital fights, centering on issues of religion and freedom of conscience, and meant to represent one of the novel's claims to genuine pith, read like transcripts from "Crossfire").

While recent elections have typically centered on issues like crime, this time around, the focus is likely to be different.

The Republican candidate, Goli Ameri, seized on the report, changing the tenor of a race that had previously centered on issues like foreign policy and the future of Social Security.

An estimated 10 million e-mail messages will be sent out, centered on issues like the death penalty, same-sex marriages and hate crimes.

The entire enterprise is especially moving as it centers on issues of memory and mind precisely the things that Williams's dementia has taken from him.