Sentence examples for ideological centre from inspiring English sources

Political leaders need not move to the ideological centre.

In practical politics, Christian Democrats tended to be opportunists who aligned themselves with the ideological centre.

But as Labour and the Tories moved to the ideological centre and pursued similar policies, conflict was declared finished.

It is this mist that is The Buried Giant's ideological centre, the nub of what Ishiguro wanted to explore.

This process of "partisan de-alignment" has been witnessed in most mature democracies.The erosion of loyalty is said to have pushed parties towards the ideological centre.

Mr Pérez belongs to the centre-left A New Era party, and may be too dependent on its provincial base.All three are around 40 (Mr Chávez is 57) and near the ideological centre.

Arriving in America, she felt a natural affinity with people on the ideological centre-right who believe the Western world should be more trenchant in defending its own values and less inclined to blame itself.

Some of the arguments are ideological, but others centre on whether it's feasible or not to regulate or moderate billions of messages.

However, he did urge members to "intensify one attack after another against the infidels' information centres and their centres of ideological war", in an apparent reference to media organisations.

And while his "reform and opening up" did infuse his country with significant new dynamism, it also put a series of troublesome institutional and ideological contradictions at the centre of China's whole post-Mao landscape.

Because the European elections are, in effect, the composite outcome of 25 national elections, it is hard to argue that Europe's voters as a whole have a made an ideological choice for the centre-right.