Sentence examples for complicated party from inspiring English sources

Under German pressure the complicated party system was changed drastically.

I suspect the trick is to think of it as the most complicated party you will ever throw, and not the best day of your life.

The reality, which has been obvious for some time but which was also powerfully apparent at Liverpool, is that Labour is a more complicated party than many of Corbyn's supporters – and enemies – like to pretend.

Although the political situation was complicated, parties of the right won around 3,365,700 votes, parties of the centre 2,051,500 votes, and parties of the left 3,118,000 according to one estimate.

The GOP strategy is complicated by party infighting as Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) is encouraging his tea party allies in the House to resist passing any bill to fund the government that does not also halt President Obama's healthcare law.

Republican leaders, who had actively opposed Ms. O'Donnell, said the outcome complicated the party's chances of winning control of the Senate.

And the song's intent was complicated: half party, half protest, invoking the joy of a voluntary wedding while inveighing against forced ones.

But it has roiled the Democratic establishment in New Jersey and Washington, and complicated the party's hopes of winning back the 25 seats it needs to recapture a majority in the House.

With his speech in San Francisco on Monday challenging President Bush on Iraq, Mr. Gore may have complicated his party's political tasks in this mid-term election year as much as he has his own ambitions.

A company hired by the Republican Party to prepare tens of thousands of applications for voters complicated the party's plans by omitting voter identification numbers from many of the forms it sent out.

A stronger third-party ticket complicates his party's perennial effort to force its way into a run-off (in this case, probably against Ms Rousseff).