Adjective
centre-left (not comparable)
(politics) Leaning to the left but closer to the centre on the left–right political spectrum than other leftist variants.
Coordinate term: centre-right
Are you?", and challenging The Guardian for centre-left readers, and The Times as a newspaper of record, it reached a circulation of over 400,000 in 1989. Source: Internet
Especially after the defeat of the centre-left in 2016, those associated with the party in this era looked to Silicon Valley-style innovation to generate the next technical advantage: venture capital, incubators and startups. Source: Internet
Coalitions with the PSI became usual after the first centre-left government led by Moro in 1963 which saw the participation of the Socialists in key ministerial posts. Source: Internet
Rolf Muetzenich, leader of the parliamentary group of the centre-left SPD, Merkel’s junior coalition partner, told the Funke newspaper group that the US troop reduction could lead to “a lasting realignment of security policy in Europe”. Source: Internet
The centre-left Swapo party arose from Namibia’s independence movement and has ruled the country since 1990. Source: Internet
The conservative bloc currently rules in coalition with the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD). Source: Internet