Sentence examples for being party from inspiring English sources

Being party chair didn't work for Nick Spano.

"Talking about something is not the same as doing it or being party to it.

Will Cook gain authority from being party to such decisiveness now?

Labour officials said the decision was "outrageous" and that Tory-dominated Swindon was being party political.

Asked about being party to a cover-up, Wain replied: "I wouldn't have allowed it.

He says he defected from Syrian military intelligence rather than being party to crimes against his own people in Homs.

"That is one of the contracts we are not interested in being party to," Mr. Carty said yesterday.

"You don't send them into solicitors' offices pretending to be defendants and being party to confidential legal conferences.

Abdellatif was convicted of being party to a criminal agreement and being a member of an illegal extremist group.

There's a sense of being party to something that is larger than yourself and the players and the artist and the museum.

His ambush failed – the vote was sprung on the Commons – and he was charged with being party to a "grubby plot" and "jiggery pokery".