Sentence examples for change of party from inspiring English sources

The 1980 election was more than just a change of party control from Democratic to Republican.

We are looking for more than just a change of party in the White House.

So I'm hoping for a change of party at the top.

There may be no policy differences between Mr Mills and Mr Kufour, but people seem to want a change of party at the top.

Yet certainly a change of party at the top would help to dismantle the remaining undemocratic vestiges of the Kuomintang's one-party state.

Councilman James S. Oddo of Staten Island, the minority leader, would not confirm Mr. Koo's change of party, but, in a text message, he described him as "a gentleman".

He also said he was not surprised that many of his opponents were criticizing his change of parties after he lost as a Libertarian.

She did it with dignity and with the knowledge that cooperation with the Democratic nominee, Senator Barack Obama, is absolutely essential for a change of parties in the White House.

Senator James M. Jeffords, the Vermont independent whose change of parties gave the Democrats control of the Senate last year, said today that he could not open the door to a unilateral military incursion by the United States.

Mr. Montesinos was forced to leave the country four weeks ago after a videotape was broadcast on a cable television station showing him handing over $15,000 to a newly elected opposition congressman in exchange for his change of parties.

A caretaker government is in charge at the moment, awaiting a new election in 2009, but Jordaan suavely noted that Germany had a change of parties as well as chancellors shortly before the highly successful 2006 World Cup.