Meanings of left-of-center in English

She is easily recognizable for her distinct Greek accent and forthright left-of-center viewpoint.

HTC phones keep their app trays in a left-of-center button on their bottom widget.

The Democrats and Britain's left-of-center main opposition Labour Party have tended to share more common ground.

It doesn't explicitly reject the militarization of space, as many left-of-center policy analysts had hoped it might.

Where's that left-of-center person, Rhone said.

The group emerged out of a dozen left-of-center political parties & groups that have taken root since the 1989 election.

Recent polls show his right-wing Likud Party running neck-and-neck with the left-of-center Zionist Union, or in some cases, running behind.

Jeon's move is likely to fail, as have two attempts by other left-of-center lawmakers in the face of public opposition.

Opinion polls show Netanyahu running neck-and-neck with challenger Isaac Herzog, head of the left-of-center Zionist Union, linked to the Labour party.

It sounds corny, but what I realized at Narconon was that I could still be my quirky left-of-center self without doing drugs.

The left-of-center New Democrats, led by Jack Layton, have called for halting new developments in the oil sands until carbon emissions are capped.

Both Neves and Campos are telegenic figures who could market themselves as left-of-center enough to continue popular welfare programs, but more business-friendly than Rousseff.

It criticized a plan being discussed by the left-of-center government for the state to retain a blocking minority, saying it could lead to political interference.

That event mobilized left-of-center politics around national issues like health care and the economy, and away from the introspective suppression of dissent within the academy.

It might be hard for Bush critics to part with such a firmly held idea, but for most left-of-center Americans, it will be worth it.

Nelson Mandela's liberation movement-turned-government managed to calm investors with broadly market-friendly policies throughout the 1990s, but mining's malaise is rekindling doubts about its left-of-center soul.