Sentence examples for broad parties from inspiring English sources

Nationally, too, India might benefit if two broad parties, rather than the 38 that got into parliament in 2009, were to emerge as dominant.

Defenders of FPTP argue that by giving voters two broad parties to choose between, instead of a plethora of more focused ones, it delivers durable single-party governments rather than flimsy coalitions.

My colleague Ryan Lizza asked where Biden's advantage over Clinton was in various areas — youth, gender, broad party support, "lefty cred," money, and campaign strength — and found none.

Mr. Hatoyama had been expected to be a diplomatic personality who would be able to build consensus among the members of his ideologically broad party.

Mr Berlusconi's main opponent, Walter Veltroni, will lead a new, broad party of the centre-left; but Mr Berlusconi will run at the head of his familiar, habitually quarrelsome, four-party coalition.

Still, many Republicans, in light of the broad party support for the bill in the Senate and the unwavering, rare discipline they faced from Democrats, concluded that they had little room to maneuver.

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"The Democratic Party is a broad party.

Because, say the pundits, Santorum has yet to win on Romney's "turf" -- meaning the big urbanized states "up North" -- and unless he does, he won't be able to counter Romney's claim of broad party support and "electability".

Such scoops are often a mix of a new type of semi-investigative journalism serving a broader party agenda.

The Sainsbury "block vote" has been used to create a parliamentary Labour party that does not look like, or think like, the broader party.