left-of-centre

They saw in it a willingness by the new left-of-centre government to kowtow to Beijing.

This did not convince left-of-centre parties, which think education should be free from kindergarten to colloquium.

There was a long lag between the Wall Street Crash in '29 and the New Deal [the first effective left-of-centre response to it].

Equally, Browning has some left-of-centre views of her own when it comes to the nudity issue, both on screen and in art in general.

For similar reasons, Uruguay's ruling left-of-centre coalition looks set to retain power in an electoral contest this autumn.

The new mayor does not seem interested in aligning himself with the left-of-centre Democratic Party.

Move to left of centre and go high, then you can drop and move left or right to get all the gold.

The president's left-of-centre programme threatens to polarise Congress.

Ollanta Humala, a former army officer of elastic left-of-centre views, was elected as Peru's next president.

Climate change special from the left-of-centre US magazine and radio show.

You can even see a cloud of dust, just to the left of centre of the picture, where an avalanche is caught happening.

Be sure to leave the nugget left of centre on the concrete. Collect that one last.

A coalition of the three left-of-centre parties seems far-fetched.

Unarmed utopia revisited: the resurgence of left-of-centre politics in Latin America; Francisco Panizza