shift to the left उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. For Europe, a victory by Schroeder in the chancellor's race would extend the continent's shift to the left, following Blair's Labor Party win and the election of Socialist Prime Minister Lionel Jospin.
2. For Europe, a victory by Schroeder in the chancellor's race would extend the continent's shift to the left, following Blair's Labor Party win and the election of socialist French President Jacques Chirac.
3. If the pH is high ( the concentration of hydrogen ions is low ), the equilibrium shifts to the left : the hydroxide ion abstracts a proton from the ammonium ion, generating ammonia.
4. Tabare Vazquez, a cancer specialist and socialist opposition leader, won Uruguay's presidential election in a historic shift to the left that put this South American country politically closer to many of its neighbors.
5. Former union boss Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva took a commanding lead in Brazil's presidential election Sunday, signaling a victory that would mark a historic shift to the left for Latin America's largest country.
6. "His shift to the left was entirely related to Roe v . Wade and the intense, uncompromising criticism it provoked, " said John Jeffries, a Supreme Court scholar at the University of Virginia Law School.
7. The " upper class " mentality of the western Oslo society is evident, and Kim describes how his sentiments gradually shift to the left . Three characters in the book seem to be propagating this view:
8. After three unsuccessful running plays, the Utes spread the field with a line shift to the left . But Arceneaux's pass to wide-open D'Shaun Crockett on the right side was broken up by Arizona's Joe Tafoya.
9. A third of the way toward the first mark, Team Conner sailed into a wind shift to the left . Rather than tacking across the new wind, Stars & Stripes sailed with it _ and off course.
10. Former union boss Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva took a commanding lead in early official results of Brazil's presidential election Sunday, signaling a victory that would mark a historic shift to the left for Latin America's largest country.