Sentence examples for desirable party from inspiring English sources

Like Kissinger, Holbrooke wants to be on the inside of everything -- every debate, every decision, every juicy secret and every desirable party.

Thirty artists fill the second-floor studios; the airy top floor serves as a desirable party space; and a multimedia installation by the artist Richard Garet is to open in the ground-floor gallery later this month.

Goth chic produced some surprisingly desirable party frocks this week, from McQueen's gorgeous grown-up tutus to the glittered graphite dresses, lightened with sheer panels of black net, at Rue du Mail by Martine Sitbon.

We spent a tense day negotiating an all-party desirable result: we plan to monitor conditions as the deadline approaches, but will call a halt to works if necessary.

There is not doubt that reaching a permanent and comprehensive nuclear deal aimed to remove all security concerns about Iran's nuclear ambitions is totally legitimate and desirable for all parties involved including the regional powers.

If I were all out for him, though, I'd need to convince myself that his continued pursuit of those twin mirages of his in Iraq — "success" and "victory" — are merely necessary devices to woo the least desirable elements of his party.

("Bachmann was a tax prosecutor for the IRS - I can't think of any professional less desirable to the tea party").. "But, there is a clear difference between Ron Paul and Michelle Bachmann.

Most diamond retailers hire their own gemologists and appraisers, but many consumers find it more desirable to request third party appraisal from an independent gemologist who specializes in the appraisal of diamonds.

On the one hand, cadres have always railed against "peaceful evolution"—a phrase that strikes most mortals as a desirable aim but in party-speak means Trojan horses stuffed full of Western liberal ideas first subverting and then overthrowing the regime.

At that time, when many women died young in childbirth or from other illnesses, men often turned to their wives' sisters for help in the household and marriage was often seen as a convenient and desirable solution for all parties.

Screening through unconventional phase II trials in the framework of a working-party seems desirable [46].