Sentence examples for demonstrates the party from inspiring English sources

As the passage of the property law itself demonstrates, the party is showing itself somewhat more responsive to public opinion than it was in the past.

This structure, according to Wiley, demonstrates the party's transformation from a largely ineffectual peacetime organisation into a ruthless enforcer of wartime loyalty.

The state also neatly demonstrates the party's midterm woes.

On Sunday, the B.J.P.'s general secretary, Pramod Mahajan, said elections would be held to demonstrate the party's leadership, stability and performance.

As several recent Republican primaries demonstrated, the party continues to nominate Tea Party candidates who create increasingly ludicrous definitions of "far right".

Mr. Lott said the evening was the opening of an 18-month campaign season that was probably too long for everyone involved, but that it demonstrated the party's ability to raise money under the new law.

For two weeks, as Chinese security forces have tried to extinguish continuing Tibetan protests, Chinese officials and state news media have tried to demonstrate the party's resolve to people like Ms. Meng.

Of course, I hope this young man has a bright political future: my worry is that he'll be wheeled out, as Pearce and Warsi have been, to demonstrate the party's inclusive credentials while the substantive issues of tackling race inequality and representation are ignored.

Party leaders under President Xi Jinping had hoped that prosecuting Mr. Bo, once an ambitious member of the elite Politburo, would demonstrate the party's determination to tame the rampant official corruption that has stoked public ire, posing a potential threat to their hold on power.

He does not expect them to ignore restrictions on demonstrating; the party has never acknowledged a contradiction between such laws and the constitution's guarantees.The Central Committee said new types of courts would be set up that will cross several administrative regions; their judges, in theory, will not be so easily beholden to local officials.

The former Labour leader told the BBC that it would demonstrate the party's "unerring" commitment to fairness.