Sentence examples for centrist right from inspiring English sources

He decries Spain's political culture, wedged between a centrist right and nationalists who cannot accept the pluralist reality of Spain.

So far this has been Ukip's rhetorical worth: they go too far so the more respectable, centrist right wing don't have to.

The formula signals to the feminist left that Clinton is one of them (can I have your check now, please?), and it signals to the centrist right that he's not Michael Dukakis (can I have your vote now, please?).

The election of Nicolas Sarkozy to the presidency of the French Republic, on a ticket of the Gaullist and centrist right, was marked by two kinds of defection from the left.

Jacobson worked for Bill Clinton, conservative Democrat turned Chamber of Commerce lobbyist Evan Bayh, and and the right-leaning Democratic Leadership Council, and has a raised large sums of money for "centrist" (right-leaning) Democratic candidates.

(Of course, the current centrist-right Sarkozy government was able to defend itself by pointing to the times that previous French socialist officials had welcomed Ben-Ali with high praise and open arms).

Recent polls have shown the Democratic Revolutionary Party candidate maintaining a modest lead over his two main rivals, the centrist-right Felipe Calderon of the National Action Party and Roberto Madrazo of the PRI, or Institutional Revolutionary Party, which dominated national politics for seven decades until the election of President Vicente Fox in 2000.

Bangladesh does much better than India, for example, in educating girls, and the success of microcredit lending is giving women improved status and income.The BNP's Mr Ahmed insists the party leads a "centrist, slightly right" government.

"We have -- it seems like -- endless conversations where we're badgering the administration to do x, y and z, and sometimes we're tempted when they actually chose to do x, y and z to say, 'Oh, they listened to us.' But if you're remotely centrist or right of center as an economist, you're going to see the double taxation of dividends as one of the sore thumbs in our tax code".

(A detailed explanation of their methodology can be found here). Finally, they looked at the proportions of tweets that linked to left, centrist and right leaning websites.

Tory is considered right-wing by leftists and a centrist by right-wingers, which means he's the most likely to scoop up that cohort of Ford's slightly right-of-centre supporters.