Exactly what the full range of party chatter was is tough to say, because a variety of languages were spoken, but an interloper, with a little persistence, was able to discern that most drivers would probably disagree with the cheery characterization of the yellow cab (made at a recent design forum at Parsons) as "New York's movable public space".
Democrat endorsements typically occur later in the nomination process; with such diverse interests in the party (labor unions, environmentalists, civil and gay rights advocates, etc)., insiders look for a candidate with enough magnetism and personality to appeal to a full range of party members.
The ultra-light weight Vapor Pro weights just 20 grams and offers wider access ports on all sides of the iPhone 4 for compatibility with a full range of third party and after-market accessories, headphones, and charging cables.
And in addition to its full range of first-party products, the company is also now offering up a brand new version of its Insteon+ app for iOS 8.1 or later, which will also work with HomeKit-enabled devices from other manufacturers.
The U.S. State Department said its diplomats were engaging "the full range of interested parties to encourage dialogue and a peaceful, democratic, political resolution".
The Labour party won't learn the lessons of its election defeat unless the full range of views within the party are reflected in the leadership debate (Undeclared MPs should put Jeremy Corbyn on the ballot, Editorial, 13 June).
Paraguay's Derlis Gonzalez is a jewel of a player, a pacy trickster with extravagant close control and the full range of hug-the-sideline party tricks.
So, no, the two-party system cannot express the full range of ideological dispositions on display at tea party protests or anywhere else in America.
If he is elected President, he has made clear that he will embrace the full range of anti-abortion positions of his party, and that his judicial appointments, especially to the Supreme Court, will reflect these views, as well.
Full fiscal autonomy, or responsibility, at Holyrood - going far further than current plans, to give MSPs the full range of taxes - is popular with the party, but there's a risk for Nicola Sturgeon that she gets precisely what she asks for, and faster than she wants it.
Pro Achieves proportionality between votes and seats within large constituencies, and is most likely to produce a proportional result nationally; allows voters to express a full range of preferences, including between candidates of the same party.
