Sentence examples for right centrist from inspiring English sources

A tired looking Labour MP – probably a 26-year-old back-bencher who has suddenly become the shadow defence secretary – who spends the episode trying to find an impossible perspective that is somehow both left and right, centrist and socialist, radical and sensible.

In September Oleksandr Karpov of the Popular Democratic Party replaced Kravchuk as the leader of the right-centrist majority, but by that time the number of deputies committed to the faction had declined to 171.

A pro-government right-centrist majority was formed under the leadership of former president Leonid Kravchuk (United Social Democratic Party) and attempted to remove Speaker Oleksandr Tkachenko and his deputy, Adam Martynyuk.

By Adam Gopnik March 3, 2016 When Jean-Marie Le Pen reached the final round of the French Presidential election, in 2002, against the right-centrist Jacques Chirac, Socialists joined respectable conservatives in a "republican front" to insure Le Pen's defeat.

7 P.M. (MSNBC) THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC DEBATE Left, right or centrist?

Include dates of governance, leaders, parties and their political affiliation (right, left, centrist, other) and significant events under each government.

3. Construct a chart in which you compare left, right and centrist Italian views on divisive contemporary issues, such as the war in Iraq, abortion, euthanasia, Turkey joining the EU, etc.

In Germany, the refugee crisis is tugging Chancellor Angela Merkel to the right; a centrist, Merkel has shied away from condemning violent immigrant-bashing, a move that has displeased the left.

It's much more comfortable for most politicians to preserve a status quo in which the GOP represents the economic far right, the "centrist" Democrats offer an economic platform that's too often indistinguishable from Republican free-market conservatism of earlier eras, and truly populist leaders aren't even on the ballot.

Romney used to be a pragmatic, right-leaning centrist.

A graduate of the University of Oregon, a distinctly liberal-leaning university, Mr. Johnson, 27, describes himself as a right-leaning centrist.