Down the line the candidates went, with six saying they leaned or were committed to denying Mr. Hatch another term, a few leaning or firm toward keeping him, and the rest professing indecision or a willingness to be swayed by the precinct's others members.
AN ICONIC MOMENT in Israeli politics, captured by the TV cameras in October 1997, showed Binyamin Netanyahu, then in his first term as prime minister, leaning towards Yitzhak Keddouri, a venerable kabbalistic sage (both pictured right) and speaking into his ear.
Ms. McCaskill, who campaigned actively for Mr. Obama in 2008, is fighting for a second term in a state leaning toward Mitt Romney in the polls and where three potential Republican challengers are all seeking Tea Party support.
Supply-side economics is often conflated with trickle-down economics, a derogatory term given to right leaning economist's views by political opponents (source: Wikipedia).
And now they're perspectives on what makes a dual-career relationship work in terms of one partner leaning back or becoming less involved in career than the other.
We find some evidence of public sector employees being more risk averse, more left leaning in terms of their political preferences, and more satisfied with their job and life.
The president will talk about the chasm between rich and poor in the United States, but instead of leaning on the term "income inequality," he is expected to say "ladders of opportunity," as in, "If you knock over that ladder of opportunity maybe we can use it to cross the yawning abyss of income inequality".
Disney executives acknowledged that the proposed merger changed the media landscape so much that it caused them to reconsider the terms they had previously been leaning toward accepting.
In terms of political affilaition, Republican leaning groups show the largest declines in belief in the dream.
