Sentence examples similar to centrist principle from inspiring English sources

As leader of the party, Ford embodied its pragmatic centrist principles.

In his last term, Lieberman seemed to abandon all pretense of being led solely by some higher set of centrist principles in favor of a childish, petulant use of his power as a swing vote in the Senate.

Mr. Rudman, a Korean War veteran and former amateur boxer, prided himself on his blunt-speaking adherence to centrist principles and his belief in bipartisan compromise as the underpinning of good government.

He has a strong record in supporting both liberal and centrist principles.

The political fault lines have since spread, leading to embarrassing losses for Merkel's party and her centrist governing principle.

The Supreme Court's flirtation with states' rights hasn't been quite so pernicious or expressly tied to a racist agenda, but it has been a favorite principle of centrist conservatives seeking to blunt the application of federal rights to individual citizens threatened by the machinery of state governments.

Devout Corbynistas say power is meaningless without principle, while centrists argue politics is pointless without seizing Number 10.

So let's be clear about a few key principles of a centrist solution.

He has every chance to repair the blunders of his predecessor while upholding the principles of compassionate, centrist Conservatism.

One can also arrive at a centrist position by endorsing a comprehension principle, but adding that it only guarantees the existence of properties built up from an sparse initial stock of simple properties (cf. Bealer 1994, 167).

That's especially true among young voters, who are less pragmatic than their elders, apparently more favorable toward activist government and inclined to see more centrist politicians like Clinton as lacking principle.