Sentence examples for case for party from inspiring English sources
The case for party decline has some big holes in it.
He then declined for the remainder of the week to let others set the agenda, and popped up offensively on Sky News and the Alan Jones program, making the case for party reform, and making the case that Turnbull should lead the push.
Essentially the Tory leadership see the UKIP issue as a case for party management, what one Downing Street aide described as the Corporal Jones strategy of telling Conservatives "don't panic" over the next 20 months, it will turn out alright on the night.
This something-for-everyone-ness almost always translates into a really fun night and sometimes, it even makes a strong case for party of the year status.
In fact, I see a strong case for parties demonstrating by what they do, not just by the motions they pass, that they are concerned about, say, sporting opportunities for young people in the local area, and taking that one step further and being able to sponsor or run or support community sports teams and clubs.
This is why the position of Jewish Zionists in the Labour party is a test case for the party's ability to remain open to those who don't seem to fit.
Professor Lamine (KUL), a former Vlaams Blok member and "advisor" of the party's legal team, claimed that the party, for propaganda reasons, purposely undertook a weak defence, in order to lose the case; "For the party leaders, losing was much more interesting.
Despite this, the result was a flawless, inspiring, unrhetorical but still powerful case for his party and mine.
Defenders of Communist orthodoxy turned up at the newspaper headquarters on Tuesday to make the case for firm party control of the media.
This latest episode seems likely to diminish his conservative credentials further, undercutting his ability to present his case for his party and raise money.
But some Democrats argue that doing so forfeits the opportunity to make the case for their party's policies and to draw a contrast with those of the Republicans.
