Examples of using Centre-left in English and their translations into Czech
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Centre-Left candidate Danilo Scorsetto is in first place.
In this evening's debate, the centre-left seems to be doing exactly that.
This was at the request of Italian mayors, who as we know belong to different political parties,most of them in the centre-left.
The centre-right and centre-left have ratified these EU and government decisions.
You mentioned geography and gender, butthe number one balancing that I am listening to is between Centre-Left and Centre-Right.
It is used by all centre-right and centre-left governments, and governs capital in the EU.
We could not have expected anything better from the Italian Government, supported by a boorishly Communist left andby a deceitful and hypocritical centre-left.
This is not just about balancing Centre-Left and Centre-Right; this is about balancing the Centre, the Left and the Right.
In short, when the centre-right governs, the press is at risk,and when the centre-left governs, there are no problems.
It seems to be a pretext for the centre-left to attack the right-wing, conservative government of Prime Minister Orban.
They are expressing their disobedience andtheir insubordination towards this system and the centre-right and centre-left alliances that support and preserve it.
In writing.-(EL) The centre-right and centre-left political groupings are competing with each other over which can lend more support to the interests and choices of big business.
This represents a significant defeat for the Council, the European Commission and the European Parliament, andalso for the centre-right and centre-left governments in the EU Member States New Democracy(ND) and PASOK in Greece.
In my speech, I pointed out that the centre-left party is doing the same as Mr Berlusconi is doing in Italy, so the debate is about Europe, about freedom of speech and about threats to freedom of speech from either side- left or right.
This may perhaps be explained better than I have explained it by an interview with Mr Cohn-Bendit, which I quote word for word:'It is absurd to compare Mr Berlusconi to a dictator: there are no prisons for dissidents,he has the support of the majority, and the centre-left has simply lost.
Working women should not forget that, on the pretext of applying the euro-unifying legislation on gender equality,the EU and the centre-left and centre-right governments of the Member States have proceeded to abolish their vested rights, such as the ban on night work for women.
Members of the European Parliament present should know that in Estonia, one centre-left party has recklessly followed the current Italian model by concentrating all public and private resources under the party's command and spreading unilateral messages all over the capital city of Tallinn.
It is very strange, however, that this decline(or alleged decline) in democracy in Italy should arise only now and in such a striking fashion,given that the centre-right, but also the centre-left, governments- of which I too have been part- have taken turns in governing my country.
IT Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,I voted against the resolution on freedom of movement in the European Union tabled by centre-left groups- I will explain why in a minute- after declaring that I am absolutely and totally in favour of Mario Mantovani's proposal to block entry into the EU and therefore Italy for non-EU nationals for three years.
I shall therefore now address my question to the speaker and to all those who have taken the floor,irrespective of their political group: have they enquired as to whether the centre-left governments have ever issued a law that could prevent the concentration of the mass media in the hands of Prime Minister Berlusconi?
From a text that initially stigmatised Islam and Muslims in a quite disgraceful way,the progressive, centre-left majority managed to craft a balanced document highlighting the whole range of factors(economic, social and so on) that favour support for terrorism, asserting the need to respect fundamental rights, and emphasising the importance of combating discrimination and promoting equality of opportunity, especially in education, training and employment.