Sentence examples for governing left from inspiring English sources

The governing left took 38% of the vote, far behind the mainstream right on 46%.

Lilja Mosesdottir is an economist and a back-bench member of Parliament in the governing Left Green party.

While the governing left talks about the problem, but produces no relevant legislation, some on the right are happy to exploit it.

"I never thought I would write against them," said Mahasweta Devi, one of West Bengal's most famous intellectuals and a social reformer who is now deeply critical of the governing Left Front coalition, which is led by the Communists.

For two or three decades, a soft multiculturalism has been the default politics of the governing left, while France's silent majority, more and more culturally insecure, has moved rightward, and the banlieues have been allowed to rot.

It would be encouraging if the Democratic presidential candidate did indeed attempt to learn something from Europe's democratic, and barely socialist, governing left concerning the welfare of those who are not super-rich, i.e., how to provide quality health care and education for all--but that is not what is happening.

Greece's government emerged bloodied but alive following a key vote in parliament, which saw lawmakers overwhelmingly approve new creditor-demanded reforms, despite a clear rift among the governing left-wing Syriza party and thousands of people protesting outside.

In other areas where public opinion is passionately one-sided, Clinton deviates from the talk-right-govern-left tactic.

In both rounds of local elections the governing center-left Democratic Left Alliance lost to center-right and populist parties.

Grenada made world headlines in 1983 when a split in the governing left-wing party led to the overthrow and execution of the country's charismatic leader, Maurice Bishop, and provided the pretext for a US invasion of the islands.

Panama's electoral authority said Mr. Martinelli, a pro-business conservative, was the clear victor over his rival, Balbina Herrera of the governing center-left Revolutionary Democratic Party, whose government has struggled with crime and high prices.