Sentence examples for indifferent party from inspiring English sources

The risky part concerns what the Tories might do if the treaty comes into effect before they assume power.Mr Cameron and William Hague once an indifferent party leader but now a forceful shadow foreign secretary say that in those circumstances the matter "will not rest".

The prime minister was also reminding his sometimes indifferent Conservative party that they are a unionist party.

The young are indifferent to party politics but mobilise over single issues, says Gerald Häfner of Mehr Demokratie, a lobby group.

If it appears that political expedience is edging out an honest, ethically and skilled enforcement of reassessment, there will be a firestorm that will sweep down on all those involved, indifferent to party labels or the power of incumbency.

The Greens' opposition to Munich's bid to host the 2018 Winter Olympic Games was "a step too far", reckons Klaus-Peter Schöppner of TNS Emnid, a pollster.For citizens fed up with or merely indifferent to party politics, Mrs Merkel's style is a good fit.

"The signs are that the government party is indifferent to them and the opposition's agenda does not seriously address their problems".

That has not been the position of the more uncompromising National Conference, the ruling party whose indifferent, unaccountable governance has alienated many people.

These and other actions are the attempts to make gay marriage second-class marriage, and they have broad support among the most passionate activists in the Republican Party, while others in the party are indifferent and seem likely to just go along. .

Its use will be encouraged, but funds will not be appropriated 0.75 Neutrality All parties are indifferent.

In the speech declaring his candidacy, Trump argued elder statesmen from both major parties were indifferent to the struggles of everyday people.

"I am party-indifferent," said Mr. Rosen, 47, a lawyer.