11.   There is to be a month for ministers to suggest changes, and the political right wants to move the barrier further east, encompassing Jewish settlements.

12.   What the religious right wants is candidates who pass theological litmus tests and carry out matters of religion as policy.

13.   The right wants the law revised.

14.   The tight-fisted far right wants to spend more.

15.   Broadly speaking, the right wants direct election and the left does not.

16.   The right now wants elections to be held in the autumn.

17.   The right wanted to take advantage of the presidential momentum, which in fact served to dissuade voters from going out.