Sentence examples for Party divisions from inspiring English sources

Party divisions also are wide for both issues.

Party divisions at the start of the Cortes, after seats had been awarded between coalitions: This left the following divisions in the Cortes:.

WASHINGTON — To jeers and boos that showcased deep party divisions, Democratic Party officials agreed Saturday to seat delegates from the disputed Florida and Michigan primaries at the party's convention in August but give them only half a vote each, dealing a setback to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Party divisions over Europe had been the undoing of both Cameron's predecessors as Conservative prime minister.

Party divisions over whether to pursue Bush administration officials for the harsh treatment of terrorism detainees have yet to play out.

PAGE A28 G.O.P. Split Over Pirro Bid As more New York Republicans urged Jeanine Pirro to drop her Senate bid, deepening party divisions, some worried that Governor Pataki could no longer unify them.

Republican Party divisions are presented as a superficial distraction from the real issue at hand: the ruin the economy will suffer once the law goes into effect.

Ireland's "yes" vote on the Lisbon Treaty has highlighted internal Conservative party divisions on the EU as the conference gets underway.

In brief remarks, Kushner stressed that the White House is "very close" to finalizing a criminal-justice-reform package in the Senate, where the push has long been mired in internal Republican Party divisions.

The practice of giving extra weight to the most partisan states has its roots in the bitter Republican Party divisions of a century ago, said Barbara Norrander, a professor at the University of Arizona who wrote "The Imperfect Primary: Oddities, Biases and Strengths of U.S. Presidential Nominating Politics".

Republicans for seven years had vowed to get rid of Obamacare, but deep intra-party divisions have scuttled their efforts to get legislation through the Senate, where they hold a slim majority.