Sentence examples for defending party from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Xi has accompanied such signals of change with the messages defending party tradition and control.

These claims amounted to $5bn at an average cost and even when unsuccessful, cost $4m to the defending party.

There is precedent for this, and if Republicans dared to filibuster, they would be left defending party hackdom over a stronger election agency.

"An attacking party is not relieved from the obligation to take into account the risk to civilians from an attack on the grounds that the defending party has located military targets within or near populated areas," said Human Rights Watch, which is based in New York.

Protective orders are often entered on an "emergency" basis without notice to the defending party and then set for a full hearing date several weeks out.

He was elected to the Welsh Labour executive committee and used this platform to defend party democracy and oppose New Labour's policy agenda, especially on privatisation and the "war on terror".

In Mr. Xi's first three months as China's top leader, he has gyrated between defending the party's absolute hold on power and vowing a fundamental assault on entrenched interests of the party elite that fuel corruption.

Mr. Gingrich was the one person defending the party's need to come together.

He makes his big speech just before lunch, defending the party's role in the coalition.

Defending his party's efforts, Governor Gilmore said: "It's just an informational e-mail.

Labour's rebels can be proud of defending their party's reputation for social reform.