Meanings of left-wing politics in English

Joe Deasy was active in left-wing politics for over 60 years.

They say of left-wing politics that the first agenda item is the split.

There's this sense in left-wing politics that rich people have disproportionate political influence and power.

I'm also interested in left-wing politics, especially climate justice.

Mr Melenchon is a veteran of French left-wing politics.

Other categories include body- and facial-hair removal, sexually transmitted diseases, male impotence, and right- and left-wing politics.

Republicans rebuked her left-wing politics, and President Donald Trump has falsely accused her of supporting al Qaeda.

But he struggled with feelings of irrelevance, which continued until he discovered a passion for left-wing politics.

While Lafazanis is more than 20 years older than Tsipras, they have had similar careers in left-wing politics.

Livingstone summed up his record by saying he had shown that "reforming left-wing politics can be extremely popular".

I'd always been a staunch atheist; I grew up in Yorkshire during the miners' strike, and was raised on left-wing politics.

In a wide-ranging interview, the Glasgow based 79-year-old articulated his views on republicanism, left-wing politics and his failed attempts to kill himself.

It was a brilliantly observed comedy about left-wing politics in Britain in 1977 that spawned the catchcry "power to the people".

Speaking at the MacGill Summer School on Tuesday night, the Minister criticised left-wing politics and policies which he said could "break this country".

Career:During one of his first newspaper interviews in the 1970s, a young bushy-haired Pat Rabbitte with impressive sideburns explained why he had entered left-wing politics.

Dr Reville chose two areas of human activity to tar with the fundamentalist brush: left-wing politics and science (secularism gets a black eye later).