Sweden's conservative party, the Moderate Party, was formed in 1904, two years after the founding of the liberal party.

These fractures were prompted by issues of government and patronage, but reflected a wider division between the Evangelicals and the Moderate Party over fears of fanaticism by the former and the acceptance of Enlightenment ideas by the latter.

Moderate reformists who accept and work within the democratic process include the Justice and Development Party of Turkey, Tunisian author and reformer Rashid Al-Ghannouchi and Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim.

* Bo Lundgren, Former leader of the Swedish Moderate Party

* Election results 2006: Fredrik Reinfeldt ( Moderate Party ) elected Prime Minister on 5 October 2006 after the victory for Alliance for Sweden in the Swedish general election, 2006.

The stated position of the editorial page is " independently moderate " ( oberoende moderat ), which means it is independent but adheres to the liberal conservatism of the Moderate Party.

The fourth liberal government in these years came under fire by Social Democrats and trade unions and the Moderate Party, culminating in the Social Democrats regaining power in 1982.

Nils Daniel Carl Bildt KCMG ( born 15 July 1949 ) is a Swedish politician and diplomat who was Prime Minister of Sweden from 1991 to 1994 and leader of the liberal conservative Moderate Party from 1986 to 1999.

Bildt was elected leader of the Moderate Party in 1986, succeeding Ulf Adelsohn.

The Social Democrats returned to power in September 1994, although Bildt's Moderate Party scored a slight gain.

This was seen by many as a somewhat surprising move, because Bildt had already served both as Prime Minister and as leader of the Moderate Party and the previous conflict between Bildt and Reinfeldt.

After having left his political position as leader of the Moderate Party in 1999, apart from being engaged on international issues, Bildt took up a number of private sector positions as well as with international think-tanks.

Category: Leaders of the Moderate Party

* Marietta de Pourbaix-Lundin ( born 1951 ), Swedish politician of the Moderate Party

Before the 2002 election, former Moderate Party MP Sten Andersson defected to SD, citing that the party had gotten rid of its extreme right elements.

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Prime minister Carl Bildt relied at the time on a fragile coalition between the Moderate Party and three other liberal or conservative parties with a strained degree of cooperation.

* Alliance ( Sweden ), an electoral and governing ( since September 2006 ) political coalition between the Moderate Party, Centre Party, Liberal People's Party and Christian Democrats

Moderate Party members like Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping rose to power, and Mao was marginalized within the party, leading him to initiate the Cultural Revolution in 1966.

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Opposition leader is Ulla Olsson, from the Moderate Party.

While the party set up a new youth league, which came to be called Moderate Youth League or The Young Swedes ( currently the largest youth league in Sweden in terms of membership ), the core of the old one ( in spite of some districts, such as Young Swedes-Gothenburg joining the new one ) set up its own party-the National League of Sweden-which fought elections as an openly pro-Nazi party and temporarily gained parliamentary representation in shape of three rightist MPs.

This was changed in 1893 to Rivington, Percival & Co .; and in 1897 the firm revived its earlier title of Rivington & Co., maintaining its reputation for educational works and its connection with the Moderate and High Church Party.

Under his leadership, the Moderate Party has transformed its policies and oriented towards the centre, branding itself " the New Moderates " ().

In the Swedish general election of 1991, the Moderate Party and its allies had considerable success, leading to the formation of a centre-right coalition government under Moderate Party leader and Prime Minister Carl Bildt.

Under Reinfeldt's leadership, the Moderate Party has adjusted its position in the political spectrum, moving towards the centre.

People both within and outside the party differ on their analysis of the transformation of the Moderate Party, with some arguing that the party is mainly honing the way it describes its visions, and others suggesting that it constitutes a substantial policy change towards the centre.

In the 2010 general election, the Moderate Party increased its votes to 30. 06 % and the Alliance got a majority of the votes, but with 173 seats no absolute majority in parliament.

Simonsen was during the 1970s active in the nonpartisan youth organisation Moderate Youth ( Moderat Ungdom ), and was the chairman of its Rogaland chapter from 1975 to 1977.

With regards to the Sigma SD14 which uses a more recent Foveon X3 sensor, one reviewer judged its noise levels as ranging from " very low " at ISO 100 to " Moderate " at ISO 1600 when using the camera's Raw image format.

Clark writes that the film found " Moderate success, mixed reviews, and ufologists ' complaints about its inaccuracies and exaggerations.

After the 2 September 2008 general elections Vohor and his Union of Moderate Parties initially aligned itself with the opposition block which gave its support to Vanuatu Republican Party's Maxime Carlot Korman for the post of Prime Minister.

The party is later reunited with Venstre, but the present-day Christian People's Party also claims Moderate Venstre as its forerunner.

Although the Centre Party in history has sometimes cooperated with the governing Social Democrats, under Maud Olofsson the party opted for a clear oppositional role, strengthening its alliance with the Liberals, the Christian Democrats and the Moderate Party.

The Moderate Youth League was formed in 1934 as the Young Swedes ( Swedish: Ungsvenskarna ) as a consequence of the split between the Moderate Party ( then the General Electoral Union ) and its youth organization, the National Youth League of Sweden ( Swedish: Sveriges nationella ungdomsförbund ) which had turned into an openly pro-Nazi organization.

The Moderate Youth League defines its ideology in four statements.

Like its opponents in the Swedish Social Democratic Youth League, the Moderate Youth League has suffered from divisions between different factions.

" Mabbot in addition made arrangements with the printers who had handled the Moderate Intelligencer to print in its stead a newsbook more in tune with Army policy.

Bo Gösta Bohman ( 15 January 1911 – 12 August 1997 ) was a Swedish politician and the leader of the Swedish liberal conservative Moderate Party from 1970 to 1981, during a period in which the party strengthened its position in Swedish politics.