Sentence examples similar to more right wing position from inspiring English sources

Party strategists have little doubt that Mr Hague's adoption of a more right-wing position on "bogus" asylum seekers and law and order have helped the Tories.

Sir Paul Marshall – who has funded Michael Gove and helped move the Lib Dems to a more right wing, pro-privatisation position – is the Chairman and Founding Partner of Marshall Wace, one of the UK's bigger hedge funds.

Although Phillips has slotted into the right wing position vacated after Stéphane Sessègnon's release, Tony Pulis may also use him in a more central attacking role, thereby plugging West Brom's striker shortage.

More right wing views tend to be explicitly, or implicitly rejected, resulting in an almost self-selecting left-wing-ism.

Sometimes our Labour government seems more right wing.

Do you worry about Denmark becoming more right wing?

Gabbay, however, is opposed to unilateral withdrawal from the occupied Palestinian territories, while his position on religions in schools and shabbat observance is equally middle of the road in an Israel that has become more right wing and observant.

He said the justice secretary was clearly taking "a very right wing position" which pandered to "an obvious anti-Europeanism".

This is the right wing position.

And as our right-wing guys have become more right wing, so too have your right-wing guys, and so the balance is preserved.

These guys out here, these are the extreme right wing positions.