Third Way

British  

noun

1. 1. a political ideology that seeks to combine egalitarian and individualist policies, and elements of socialism and capitalism

   2. ( as modifier )

      Third Way government

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Example Sentences

The third way back to 2019 affordability is for home prices to fall 35%, based on the Realtor.com analysis.

From The Wall Street Journal

Citizenship and Immigration Services who co-wrote the Third Way memo, said future polls might show less support for abolishing the agency, particularly if the question is framed as a choice among options including reforms such as banning agents from wearing masks or requiring use of body cameras.

From Los Angeles Times

Argentine trade analyst Luciana Ghiotto told AFP the agreement was essential "to show that there is a third way without tying ourselves to the United States or China" in a time of heightened unilateralism.

From Barron's

“We’re at a huge crossroads,” Gabe Horwitz, senior vice president for the economic program at the center-left think tank Third Way, told me this past week.

From The Wall Street Journal

Like the horse he rode into Washington — the Democratic Leadership Council, which he co-founded — Clinton advocated a “third way,” distinct from both liberal Democrats and Republican conservatives.

From Salon