The phrase "centrist for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a person or group who holds centrist political beliefs or supports centrist policies. Example: "The candidate positioned themselves as a centrist for economic reform, advocating for moderate solutions that appealed to both sides of the political spectrum."
But he may be too centrist for some Republican leaders: despite his on-screen gun-toting, he favours gun control, for example.
There was no longer a government in Poland for him to oppose; the times demanded that he play the role of establishment centrist for a while; he took a seat in parliament.
On the eve of the vote the final pre-election polls showed that Aécio Neves of the centre-right opposition had overtaken Marina Silva, a charismatic centrist, for the first time.IBOPE and Datafolha, Brazil's two most respected pollsters, put Mr Neves, leader of the Party of Brazilian Social Democracy (PSDB), at 26-27%, a couple of points ahead of Ms Silva.
Fig. 8 Coded image by DTCTH, LTP, and CENTRIST for corresponding images in Fig. 4. a Object classes.
Modern evangelicalism writ large is broader than fundamentalism, and does have a moderate wing (members of which can be politically centrist, for instance), although there is not much of a liberal wing.
She was too cautiously centrist for my taste, too much of a political compromiser, too ready to bow to those "special interests" who would get her husband, or her, elected.
He asked centrists for support.
The Young Labour Conference in Scarborough next month is expected to see a pitched battle between supporters of Mr Corbyn and centrists for a seat on the national executive.
Absent a strong and ongoing movement from below, this changes the rhetoric of the centrists for a time, but not their policies.
The insurrectionist liberals are skeptical of the use of military force, they believe free trade is a threat to U.S. workers, and they excoriate centrists for their cozy relationship with business.
See articleA surge of support for the centrist candidate for the French presidency, François Bayrou, unsettled the two front-runners.
