The phrase "alone party" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a party where someone is alone, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After everyone left, I found myself at the alone party, feeling quite isolated."
Alternatives: "solitary gathering" or "lone event".
Throughout World War I he vehemently opposed the extension of British military conscription to Ireland, both because that measure would strengthen the agitation by the more extreme nationalist Sinn Féin ("We Ourselves" or "Ourselves Alone") party and because he never accepted the view that British imperial interests necessarily coincided with those of Ireland.
Released in 1917 but arrested again and deported in May 1918 to England, where he was imprisoned, de Valera was acclaimed by the Irish as the chief survivor of the uprising and in October 1917 was elected president of the revolutionist Sinn Féin ("We Ourselves" or "Ourselves Alone") party, which won three-fourths of all the Irish constituencies in December 1918.
So being an MP, let alone party leader, let alone prime minister is some way off, and to some at least, laughable.
If so, Romney's days as GOP front-runner -- let alone party "heir apparent" -- may well be numbered.
He was thus able to form a governing coalition made up of his UPC and Buganda's Kabaka Yekka ("King Alone") Party.
In all three cases, applicability of public law norms does not make the private norm - subjects public parties - let alone parties with public authority.
Most of my students have little time for goofing around, let alone partying.
You shouldn't go to parties to feel even more alone; parties are about people coming together to laugh and eat and exchange ideas.
In the real world, it is against NPC rules for sororities to even have alcohol or guests late in the house, let alone parties.
Party spokesman Nyan Win said that by midday alone, the party had filed more than 50 complaints to the Election Commission.
He seems ever less capable of managing his private office, let alone his party.
