Sentence examples for constructing a party from inspiring English sources

Kesha co-wrote her contributions to "The Time of Our Lives" with the ideal of constructing a party anthem for young audiences, based on her first impression of Cyrus' personality; comedic and likable.

Yet presidents still strive to construct a party supportive of their agenda.

In the long term, however, their departure might well make it possible to construct a party better suited to providing leadership for all Americans.

Finally, the provider should go through the exercise of constructing a third party measurement service to see whether the necessary metering data can be collected with ease and that it matches the provider side data with sufficient precision.

The third option, constructing a new independent party, would be more contentious, intense, and difficult to carry forward.

Blair constructed a shell party out of old Labour, drawing on its traditions and loyalties while changing much of its substance to make it electable.

We construct a multi-party non-interactive key exchange protocol with no trusted setup where all parties post only logarithmic-size messages.

Take London and Washington accusing Rwanda of perpetuating the interminable and bloody conflict across the border in Congo and flagging up concerns that Kagame is constructing a de-facto one-party state.

He doomed the attempts of both to failure, however, by forcing each to construct an all party ministry at a time when neither party wished to share power with the other.

I hope that we can construct a cross-party consensus around their recommendations, and those of the similar inquiry by the intelligence and security committee.

But both the anti-Trident vote at Labour's Scottish conference and Cameron's failure to construct a cross-party coalition against Isis are symptoms of the same thing: Britain's continuing retreat from the global role, military as well as economic and imperial, that it had assumed for at least three centuries.