He identifies as a "judicial traditionalist", a theory slightly more centrist than originalism but still opposed to the idea that the constitution is a living document.
Bangladesh does much better than India, for example, in educating girls, and the success of microcredit lending is giving women improved status and income.The BNP's Mr Ahmed insists the party leads a "centrist, slightly right" government.
It was Theodor Herzl who founded modern Zionism, from a centrist, assimilated, slightly left-leaning bent.
A former congressman and state legislator, Mr. Franks is exactly the kind of moderate, slightly bland politician who usually wins with New Jersey's centrist voters.
With centrist union agreement, he has slightly loosened the labor market, making flex time easier and taxing short-term contracts more steeply.
On that measure, Mr Bush has a better record as a bipartisan than Mr Gore, he ran on a more centrist ticket, and he has a slightly shorter laundry list of promises to keep.
Ed Miliband may have tacked Labour slightly leftward, but retains a necessary focus on the centrist swing voters that he will need if it is ever to win a majority.
I'm a registered Democrat who falls ever-so-slightly left of center and who believes being a centrist, a moderate, is a good thing.
At this point, the Senate is deliberating over its second iteration of Obamacare repeal that has been ever-so-slightly modified to pick up the support of both centrist and hard-line conservative skeptics.
He is a Clintonian centrist who has championed welfare reform, free trade and even a slightly flatter tax code.
