Sentence examples for frontier party from inspiring English sources

In February 2012 the GNP changed its name to the Saenuri ("New Frontier") Party to signal a fresh start in the face of growing voter dissatisfaction with the party.

Declaring her candidacy for the ruling New Frontier party at a rally in Seoul, Park Geun-hye, who once described her politics as "Korean Thatcherism", promised to "create a country where no one is left behind" and break the "vicious cycle of mistrust" between North and South Korea.

Park, a former leader of the New Frontier party whose mastery of strategy earned her the nickname "queen of elections", has distanced herself from the current president, Lee Myung-bak, whose hardline policies have led to a dramatic deterioration in ties with the north since he took office in early 2008.

February 2 , 1952Taegu, South Korea Park Geun-Hye, (born February 2 , 1952 Taegu [Daegu], North Kyŏngsang [North Gyeongsang] do [province], South Korea), president of South Korea and leader of the conservative Saenuri ("New Frontier") Party.

The plight of a public man, still only 41, left with a son not yet two years old, touched a chord that went well beyond the narrow frontiers of party allegiance.

Despite a Republican edge in registration, Democrats are discovering the Mountain West — and Colorado in particular — to be a new political frontier as the party benefits from a potent mix of changing demographics, anger over the war in Iraq, resentment toward conservative social initiatives and millions of dollars' worth of advocacy advertising.

The party, New Frontier, has reloaded the weapon it had used effectively to rally conservative votes last year: its claim that the last liberal president, Roh Moo-hyun, was so consumed by trying to foster good relations with North Korea that he — and by extension the liberal opposition — undermined South Korea's national security.

Frontier living is frontier living.

The brutality of the killings sent shock waves along the frontier, and Boone's party abandoned its expedition.

In the North-West Frontier Province, where opposition parties hold a majority, the boycott meant only a quarter of the elected members voted.

Here in North-West Frontier Province, where religious parties won a majority and ran the government, they are blamed for being soft on the militants and for allowing "Talibanization," the radical Islamist agenda creeping into society.