Sentence examples for defined parties from inspiring English sources

But just as many Israeli Jews seek a Jewish feeling from Israel's public life — they like the way the country slows down on Friday afternoon for Sabbath, the way it follows the Jewish calendar — they resent the fact that religiously defined parties are the ones setting the agenda.

"Today there are few interstate wars with clearly defined parties, but civil wars have become increasingly internationalised," states the report.

All media organizations must toe a defined party line.

It does not seem to be a generationally defined party but draws support from all age groups.

The Court found that the ICA primarily served to define "parties' rights in respect of shared collateral". In reaching this conclusion, the Court highlighted the second lien creditors' broad retention of unsecured creditors' rights and remedies against the Momentive debtors.

7. Jump Around, House of Pain, 1992 The defining party song of the 90's and also one of the funnest to do some hip-hop karaoke to.

At one time America's presidential conventions earned the nation's attention for the important purposes of choosing leadership tickets and defining party principles.

Second, it is possible to distinguish the FN as somewhat of a defining party for this particular party family, often referred to as a 'pater familias' [5, 32, 51, 60].

Seeking to define partying is somewhat of a losing effort.

Visceral, gut-level views about right and wrong, morality, diversity and tolerance more broadly now define party competition in America.

Also on January 18, when we switch gears with the guys who define party: Flosstradamus, The Gaslamp Killer and Sam Vipond.