Sentence examples for centre stance from inspiring English sources

Participants are asked to step as quickly as possible onto the corresponding arrow of the mat and return to the centre (stance panels).

The Liberal Democrats take a left-of-centre stance on educational and social issues and are committed to European integration.

In a letter to Corriere della Sera, he set out the centre-left's stance on Iraq, where Italy has some 3,000 troops.

Good fiscal management has produced a tight fiscal stance centred on assuring a fiscal deficit of no more than 2% of GDP in 2004.

Lord Drummond Young said: "It seems to me what is being offered in the tendering process is the exclusive right, with no competition whatsoever, to run a bus service to the city centre from these stances".

The carapace is glittering, but despite an air of satirical skittishness this is a play with a soft centre and a reverent stance.

In guinea fowl, during walking the tibiotarsus and tarsometatarsus are adducted so that the foot remains underneath the centre of mass during stance [ 34].

The two largest parties largely operated under competent and consistent leadership and represented relatively well-defined policy stances – centre-right for the Conservatives, and centre-left for Labour.

Based on a unique survey the study quantified special needs centres activity regarding their stance to proposals to dominant means of special pedagogical support – teacher' assistant.

Unsurprisingly in view of its composition, the new government is adopting a less austere budgetary stance than its centre-right predecessor, with a greater emphasis on spending increases than tax reductions.

During volitional stepping, anticipatory postural adjustments (APAs) act to preserve lateral stability by shifting the centre-of-mass toward the stance leg before lifting the swing foot.