Sentence examples for right groupings from inspiring English sources

Even the English flag was recast as a symbol of racism and bigotry, despite the fact that most of the tiny far right groupings in Britain were actually waving the same flag as all the mainstream political parties – the union jack.

Asked about the revamp, Stephens said it was meant "to take advantage of all the great assets Warner has and to put them in the right groupings". He sees synergies in combining Warner Animation's Hanna-Barbera with Cartoon Network, the film studio with TMC, HBO with other Turner channels.

But Mr. Barroso's allies believe that, with the support of two center-right groupings, he has a solid basis for winning the vote.

An entire wall in his office is taken up with a chart detailing the Pegida kingpins, and their various connections to far-right groupings around Europe.

They are happy to treat with far-right groupings, with obscurantists and theocrats of all kinds and, of course, with those antisemites prepared to characterise their Jew hatred as anti-globalist, or anti-colonialist, or anti-American, or anti-racist.

"I know that among the eight million people who voted for the M5S there are many voters who used to vote PD and the moderate centre-right groupings," he said.

The problem going forward may not be so much One Nation or other far-right groupings as such, but the extent to which which they can collaborate with or influence segments of the Liberal party, and through them, the government.

Korwin-Mikke, whose party has two remaining MEPs and received 7.5% support in Poland during May's European parliamentary elections, is one of the most outspoken figures within the far-right groupings of parliament.

There are 754 MEPs in the European legislature, and 5 main groupings, with a big majority of MEPs in just two, the European People's Party (EPP) and the Socialists – the centre-left and centre-right groupings.

During Rao's tenure, Hindu fundamentalism became a significant force in national politics for the first time, as manifested in the growing electoral strength of the Bharatiya Janata Party and other right-wing political groupings.

The main centre-right and left groupings still hold the majority of seats between them.