Übersetzung für 'centre left majority' von Englisch nach Deutsch

centre-left majority [Br.]

Mitte-links-Mehrheit {f}pol.

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center-left majority [Am.]

Mitte-links-Mehrheit {f}pol.

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centre-left {adj} [Br.]

Mitte-links-pol.

centre-left government [Br.]

Mittelinksregierung {f}

Mitte-links-Regierung {f}pol.

left of centre {adv} [Br.]

links von der Mittepol.

to lie left, right and centre [Br.] [idiom]

lügen wie gedruckt [ugs.] [Redewendung]idiom

access from the left / left-hand side

linksseitiger Zugang {m}

nitrogen-vacancy centre [Br.] <NV centre, N-V centre>

Stickstoff-Fehlstellen-Zentrum {n} <NV-Zentrum>phys.

centre-to-centre distance [Br.]

Mittenabstand {m}tech.

majority

größter Teil {m}

Majorität {f}

Mehrzahl {f}

Gros {n} [Mehrzahl der Leute, etc.]

Großteil {m}

Mehrheit {f}

Überzahl {f} [Mehrzahl, Mehrheit]

Masse {f} [Mehrheit]

majority shareholder

Mehrheitsgesellschafter {m}econ.

slim majority

knappe Mehrheit {f}

majority government

Mehrheitsregierung {f}pol.

• Veteran Centrist politician Martti Miettunen finally succeeded, with the help of Kekkonen's strongly-worded televised speech, in forming a centre-left majority "emergency" government in November 1975.
• In 2009, Feldman joined the Responsible Government Group, a conservative caucus seen as an unofficial opposition to Miller and the centre-left majority of council.
• centre-left majority, and decidedly republican".
• On 25 September 2006, after further controversy following his abstention during the vote of an indult order, he announced his definitive exit from IdV and from the centre-left majority, subsequently voting against the Prodi II government's confidence during the crisis of February 2007.
• Despite it came first, the Communist Party didn't have enough seats in the City Council to confirm again a left-wing with the Socialist Party, which instead decided to form a new centre-left majority with the Christian Democracy and other small centrist parties.

• Following inter-ethnic tensions with the German minority, the Christian Democracy formed an organic Centre-left majority with the Democratic Socialists and the Socialists, joined by the FPÖ-sister party THP.
• In 1992 Glauco was replaced by Edmondo Ferrero, to whom Giancarlo Mori succeeded in 1994 with a centre-left majority.
• This is precisely what happened in 1999, when a centre-left majority supported by dissidents of the centre-right, who had formed the Democratic Union for the Republic, ousted Rastrelli and replaced him with centre-right dissident Andrea Losco.