Sentence examples similar to any distinct party from inspiring English sources

Ultimately they involve making a choice about being a distinct party competing with Labour or essentially a pressure group on the fringes of the Tory party.

"Ultimately the electorate has got to decide what the outcome of the next election is but we will go into it as a distinct party with a distinct agenda".

Scotland, which to most of Whitehall was once a mere region, has evolved from the land that proved too nervous to seize the chance of devolution in 1979, and is today increasingly autonomous with a distinct party system, in which outright separatists are all-conquering.

And there's a distinct party vibe to their musicianship.

The Youth Movement constitutes a key political constituency that may eventually form a distinct party.

Labor entered the new term with momentum when a fortnight after the election, the LCL purged LM members from its ranks, forcing them to either quit the LM or leave the LCL and join the LM as a distinct party.

While May argued for distinct party identity, another Tory colleague had argued earlier for the opposite.

First, his coalition of support was composed of several distinct party formations, each of which was headed by someone with more political experience than Zafy.

The fuller-blown version of divorce would see Labour MPs separating themselves into a wholly distinct party and inviting those of the membership who agree with them to follow.

As a united and distinct party, it is right that we now set out to the British people the way that we would run the economy to build on those foundations.

The handsome duo Mike "Digits" Gonek and Evan "Yo Ev" Norton bring an energetic presence and distinct party sound that will keep you wanting more.