Sentence examples for collective party from inspiring English sources
After Lenin's death, Stalin trampled on the principle of collective party leadership.
In practice, Stalin ignored the norms of party life and trampled on the Leninist principle of collective party leadership.
I spend my free time trying to win people over to Jeremy, and all you can do is have a go?" Adam Lusher 2.00pm: Labour's Shadow Cabinet meets to decide collective party policy on air strikes against Isis in Syria.
If the convention program reflected the collective party subconscious, the first night would feature a life-size rubber Dick Cheney doll, and the speakers would take turns throwing it around the stage.
On Saturday night members of the D.J. collective, party-promoting team and record label Trouble & Bass celebrated their third anniversary with a party at Le Poisson Rouge, and in case their excitement wasn't clear, they brought signs.
Again, a strong Sponsor would be able to support a decision that is in alignment for the collective parties involved.
But Armory owner Daniel Wills and his locally-focused partners in Wynwood Green -- WVUM, 305Green, Ground Up Collective, and party purveyors I Am Your Villain -- aren't just in it for the party.
The downside would mean handing control over what you see to a collective third party; some people might get unjustly blocked.
Article 29, the collective working party Europe major data regulators, left Google, Microsoft and Yahoo a 26-point questionnaire demanding answers after Europe's displeasure with the current handling of "right to be forgotten" requests.
Among the forces looming largest in the jockeying are former president Jiang Zemin and outgoing President Hu Jintao, who are both eager to protect their legacy and power base within a system that amounts to collective leadership, party insiders say.
Its presumed readership, broadly speaking, is domestic, consisting of the collective of party cadres conforming to ideological guidelines issued via the editorials, as well as that part of the Chinese public that is willing to lend its ear to party-line political messages.
