Sentence examples for confrontational party from inspiring English sources

She champions room-shaking, sometimes confrontational party music, and Hard's lineup was intended to make M.I.A. the festival's summation and escalation.

This explains the confrontational party politics in Washington.

The childish building they do government in is designed for the tradition of back-and-forth, confrontational, two-party politics.

Nor has there been a thorough purge of biased officials.The mechanism intended to save democracy from viciously confrontational two-party politics—an unelected caretaker government has failed.

In 2011 the AL had junked a constitutional mechanism that was intended to rescue the country's frail democracy from its viciously confrontational two-party politics: an unelected caretaker administration to oversee elections.

The mechanism intended to rescue democracy from viciously confrontational two-party politics—an unelected caretaker government to oversee elections collapsed because the BNP picked a partisan president to rig the poll.

Instead, Ennahda is discussing a coalition with two less confrontational liberal parties, the Congress for the Republic, founded by the human rights activist Moncef Marzouki, and Democratic Forum for Labor and Liberties, known by the Arabic name Ettakatol.

In Bangladesh that fringe is peopled with Islamists who think the Taliban and al-Qaeda to be jolly decent chaps.The latest bout of violence was provoked, ironically, by a mechanism intended as a solution to the problem of confrontational two-party politics.

There wouldn't be any malign repercussions if I did put my name to it, but it is in the bloodstream of islanders that the operation of local society is mutually exclusive with the confrontational nature of party politics.

In recent years, Mr. LaTourette had become increasingly outspoken in his disappointment over the confrontational tone of his party.

Seehofer's comments represent the latest stage in an increasingly confrontational relationship between his party and the government.