Sentence examples for heading a party from inspiring English sources

She doesn't speak on the subject because she is heading a party.

"There was a great danger", wrote Hudson Taylor, "of her heading a party of [Chinese] and together breaking away from the Mission".

Corbyn's margin of victory is larger than a year ago, but he heads a party that's deeply divided about whether it values political principles over gaining power. .

She becomes the first woman to head a party in either house of Congress.

For a decade Cameron has headed a party intensely suspicious when not downright hostile to the EU.

Mr Cameron now heads a party that promises austerity, citing its medicinal benefits as a sales pitch.

But well before that, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish prime minister who heads a party of Islamist bent, had hit the (negative) reset button with Israel.

Merkel is a CDU oddity: a Protestant from the east, she heads a party whose core vote is Catholic and whose political roots are solidly in the west.

It is not just that he has records as a flip-flopper and as a "liberal" senator; he also heads a party where most activists disagree fiercely with Mr Bush's stance on just about everything.

Serge Dassault, the company's boss and son of Marcel, its founder, has been picked to head a party list in Essonne, one of France's biggest departments, for elections to the Senate in September.

Now the country's least-liked politician, he heads a party that scores barely 10% in the opinion polls.Just proof that the government's painful reforms are working, Mr Dzurinda chirpily responds.