The phrase "a party that regularly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or individual that frequently engages in a particular activity or event.
Example: "A party that regularly attends community meetings is more likely to influence local decisions."
Alternatives: "an entity that frequently" or "a group that often".
For a party that regularly rages against Muslim immigrants and the threat posed by Islam to Germany's native culture, the subtext was clear.
"In fact these victories are the least you would expect for a party that regularly polls between 15% and 20% of the vote in national elections.
Further, the problem isn't that the fastest-growing demographic isn't going to vote for a party that "sounds" like they hates brown people" -- it's that they won't vote for a party that regularly is on record actually hating brown people.
It was telling behavior for a party that has regularly mocked Protestants for devoting so little time to real issues and so much to symbolic ones like defending their right to wave banners and parade around the province in uniform.
When I told my editor that the people behind the Turrbotax parties that regularly provide weird Brooklyn club kids with a place to assemble and look cool were throwing a party at a spa that was to include not only a full bar but saunas and a hot tub, I could tell she was thinking the same thing I was without her even saying it: Nudity.
You can also find her regularly at Rumors, a party that takes place at Exit in Chicago, as the resident DJ. "I think trying to curate everything and all work toward one goal makes me fine-tune the sounds of my different parties," she said.
Among the many organizations to which they turned was the Communist Party, which was then a legal political party that regularly ran candidates for public office.
Leader of a party that once espoused pacifism and regularly denounced American big-power actions abroad, Mr. Blair found himself this week in the unaccustomed role of leading war-room sessions with uniformed officers and conducting a joint military operation with the United States.
There's no explanation for how the states will deal with those annoying, expensive lifestyle decisions of poor people to be fat or addicted, but the notion is rich coming from the party that regularly denounces "nanny state" suggestions from public health officials to cut back on fat and salt.
A party that -- though flawed, complex, imperfect, fallible, and regularly challenged -- pushes the hope for more "love and kindness".
The burst of coverage was remarkable for its intensity and focused message, even for a propaganda apparatus that regularly sings the party's praises, analysts said, reflecting deep concern that Mr. Bo's removal and the murder investigation aimed at him and his wife would deepen a now evident split between the Communist left and the more moderate right wing.
