Ms. Handel said Komen was "doing its best to move to more central ground" on "this kind of controversy" before she joined them.
While his peers ricochet between boho and sci-fi, pastels and primaries, Armani keeps a firm hold on the lucrative central ground of neutral chic.
The man who made Labour electable by dragging it into the central ground of British politics has now put himself out on a limb.He has done so with a mixture of high moral purpose and low political technique.
On the squeezed middle, Miliband thinks the central ground of politics has shifted from public service reform to a rebalanced economy, an issue belatedly addressed by Mandelson, now taken up by the shadow business secretary, John Denham.
Instead, the president is more of a Blairite pragmatist – a political shape-shifter who has moved successfully to occupy the central ground and now seems intent to leave his mark on history.
The point I am seeking to make at this stage is that I am alive to all the arguments and to the fact that, on what might be called the central ground, there is room for reasonable, opposing points of view.
These marine giants could theoretically roam around the oceans without any crew at all, either fully autonomously or under control from a central ground station.
Central Ground Water Board (CGWB), Ministry of Water Resources, Govt of India, has carried out exploratory drilling within 10 km of the southern stretch of Ganga River in Patna urban area.
Low fertile land is about 60%, medium fertile land is 25%, and black cotton soil covers 15% of the area (Central Ground Water Board 2009).
