Sentence examples for centre-left from high-quality English sources.

• British democracy needs a revivified centre left.

• THE ruling centre-left inspires a warped sort of admiration.

• In the 1990s the party joined with other centre-left parties to form the Olive Tree coalition.

• An internecine struggle has also broken out on the centre-left.

• In the late 1990s centre-left parties were dominant across Europe.

• Throughout Europe, Muslims and non-whites tend to vote for the centre-left.

• As the base of centre-left parties fragments, so will the parties themselves.

• Now some on France’s centre-left hope this strategy could signal a deeper realignment.

Use centre-left in a sentence.

• Since 1993, it has had nine, all but two of them led—a novelty, this—by the centre-left.

• Mr Macron may be a liberal centrist, but his roots, like Rocard’s, are on the centre-left.

• A broader growth of centre-left activism during Mr Trump’s tenure has probably also played a role.

• In Belgium, Christian Democratic prime ministers have often led coalitions dominated by the centre-left.

• Since the centre-left already controls the upper-house Bundesrat, such a deal could produce a strong government.

• The largest centre-left party, called Blue and White, has run a desultory campaign plagued by infighting and gaffes.

• This was not the solution Mr Costa, something of a hero to Europe’s much-diminished centre-left, had campaigned for.

• Several of its members joined the centre-left opposition, giving it a majority and allowing it to choose Congress's new speaker.

centre-left sentence examples

• In the week before Germany’s general election on September 22nd the centre-right and opposition centre-left parties were both polling around 44%.

• It subsequently joined the centre-left Olive Tree coalition, and from 1996 to 2001 it participated as a junior member of Italy’s coalition government.

• The main ex-Communist party and the centre-left alliance's current leader, Francesco Rutelli, were in favour, but two still-Communist parties, the Greens and some centre-left Christian Democrats were against.

• Rather than the parties on the right forming a centre-right coalition to oppose a centre-left coalition, there is the possibility that the centre-left and the centre-right will join forces and reject the extremes at both ends of the political spectrum.