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Meanings of civic platform in English

Russian
гражданская платформа
Portuguese
plataforma cívica
Spanish
plataforma cívica
Catalan
plataforma cívica
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Political party in Poland.

Related terms
гражданская платформа
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Usage of civic platform in English
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The election is an individual triumph for Civic Platform leader Donald Tusk.
The Irish Times
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Latest opinion polls give Law and Justice a marginal lead over Civic Platform.
Reuters
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Tusk's Civic Platform party matters to investors in Poland, eastern Europe's biggest economy.
Reuters
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The youth vote helped ensure victory for the centrist and pro-European Civic Platform.
The Irish Times
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Lech Kaczyński remained as president, dedicating himself to frustrating the Civic Platform-led government.
The Guardian
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Opinion polls suggest the Civic Platform, a centre-right opposition party, will attract most support.
The Irish Times
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Tusk's ruling Civic Platform party has been losing support because of the economic downturn.
Reuters
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Komorowski is the candidate of Tusk's governing centrist Civic Platform.
Reuters
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The opposition Civic Platform wants faster reforms to central Europe's biggest economy and closer EU ties.
The Irish Times
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The ruling Civic Platform (PO) party conceded defeat after the exit poll came out.
The Irish Times
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Their more significant victory is over the neoliberal Civic Platform, and its presidential candidate Donald Tusk.
The Irish Times
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Civic Platform's declining popularity is likely to be discussed at the party's annual congress this weekend.
Reuters
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The Civic Platform seems to be on the defensive now, said Jacek Raciborski of Warsaw University.
Reuters
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Trzaskowski, of the centre-right Civic Platform, has been a supporter of LGBT rights as Warsaw mayor.
The Guardian
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We need to address this, said a senior Civic Platform legislator who spoke on condition of anonymity.
Reuters
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Tusk's Civic Platform says the bill would also reduce the scope for political meddling in public-owned media.
Reuters