For example, a party could be:

Position on Foreign Policy: Left
Position on Economics: Right
Position on Political Centralization: Right
Position on Civil Rights: Center-Left
Position on Social Welfare: Center

In the case of the above party, in regards to foreign policy, they favor non-interventionism, or at the very least gaining multilateral support to intervene in actions that don't affect their nation directly. The party favors liberal economic policies, prefering not to get too involved except to protect consumers and the employed from malicious business practices. The party is somewhat totalitarian, believing in a strong (if small) central government that can easily enforce the laws it passes. The party favors staying out of the personal affairs of people's lives, for the most part, but does still believe in regulating things such as public health, safety, and egality. The party is firmly in the center in regards to social welfare, recognizing the need for a public "safety net" and providing for the genuinely disadvantaged, yet warry of providing for those who could otherwise provide for themselves.

Go here for some nifty new ways to explain the ideals of your party other than simple "left" and "right."

The NKR supports "militant isolationism, situational interventionism" in that they want a strong and well equipped military to maintain Nylander isolationism, but will bow to the fact that some international situations require a strong hand to fix, a hand that only Nyland can provide. Support of the military-industrial complex is paramount as a supplier of jobs, and a method of maintaining Nyland as a strong and independent nation. The NKR is anti-migrant, and anti-refugee.

The NKR endorses "free markets and capitalism, favoring supply-side economics," hailing it as the only method of maintaining Nylander socio-economic, innovative, and technological superiority. The NKR supports broad tax cuts for corporations and small businesses, and incentives to keep manufacturing "at home." They also support tariffs on internationally produced goods being imported to Nyland by Nylander companies. They realize that to "safeguard democracy, government intervention and budget deficits may sometimes be necessary". They also "stress that while free markets do provide material goods in an efficient way, they lack the moral guidance human beings need to fulfill their needs."

The NKR is a strong proponent of states rights, arguing that "a smaller central government allows states to make the most important decisions at a lower level, which allows for a freer society by giving more people access to the decision making process."

The NKR is a strong supporter of individualist rights, stating that "individualism is the driving force of democracy, individualism is inherently free, and as such an individualist is the freest person in the world."

The NKR also argues that if a smaller more state oriented government is desired, individualism is a natural stance to take.

NKR welfare policy places emphasis on religiously oriented charities playing a vital role in fostering benevolence and patriotism. As such, NKR supports non-taxable status for religious organizations and not-for-profit charities. NKR politicians support treating welfare as a "step-up, rather than a way of life."  

The NKR views the Progressive Conservative Party as "begrudging natural allies." While they agree in part with aspects of the PCP's policies the NKR thinks that the PCP either goes too far, or not far enough depending on the area of policy. The NKR views the Ultranationalists as "idealistic, but good natured." It directly opposes the National-Communist Party. It otherwise has no official opinions on any of the other parties, aside from opposing or supporting policies that they disagree or agree with.