Sentence examples for whose centrist from inspiring English sources

Mr. Netanyahu replaces Ehud Olmert, whose centrist Kadima Party will now lead the opposition.

The other, Mr. Carper said, was that he should be sure to speak kindly about Mr. Castle, whose centrist supporters were now up for grabs.

"There's just such an incredible timidity among Democrats," says Ted Halstead, whose centrist New America Foundation does some of the more innovative policy research in Washington.

The personality of the election was Yair Lapid, a good-looking former talk show host whose centrist Yesh Atid (There is a Future) party ran second the year after it was formed.

"His reputation as a loser may have been something that influenced some members," said a chagrined Yosef Lapid, 68, a veteran lawmaker whose centrist Shinui Party, which has six seats in Parliament, supported Mr. Peres.

Mr. McAuliffe is also linked to former President Bill Clinton, whose centrist policies, once highly successful, are now seen as a handicap to a party in need of a better-defined identity.

French president Emmanuel Macron, whose new centrist party is within reach of an overwhelming majority in the French parliament, will meet May on Tuesday.

It is, after all, a state whose fickle, centrist electorate has alternated consistently between electing Democrats and Republicans as governor since 1962.

He has already held a long and earnest talk with the election's surprise success-story, ex-television anchor man, Yair Lapid, whose new centrist party Yesh Atid (There is a Future) triumphed with 19 seats.

Senator Betancourt, a critic of the rebels whose small centrist party has under 1percentt voter support, was seized on Saturday after trying to enter a former rebel enclave just as the army moved in to reclaim it.

Mr. Paniagua, whose small centrist party has not held the presidency since 1985, was chosen to lead the Congress by the leaders of several parties last week precisely because he was viewed as a conciliator.