Sentence examples for insulated party from inspiring English sources
They also make insulated party buckets, perfect for tailgating, and a new line of ultra-portable but still heavily insulated soft sided coolers you can sling over the shoulder.
But as those seats become more insulated from a cross-party challenger, through gerrymandering and political self-sorting, their legislators grow increasingly beholden to just one set of increasingly strident opinions.
Japan has undergone far-reaching political and economic transformations since the 1990s, from elections characterized by personalistic appeals to elections characterized by increasingly programmatic party competition, and from insulated markets to open markets.
Known as the insulated period, it's meant to give "the parties to an expiring contract an opportunity to negotiate without the disruption of a rival petition," Rubin said in her decision.
Socks with crazily insulated toes and mittens with crazily insulated fingers.
As an impulse purchase to devour on the spot with a companion or two they are fine, but to take home to tuck in the freezer for an after-dinner or midnight nibble, or to bring to a party, you must ask the shop for an insulated bag, which will keep the bonbons frozen for up to one hour.
But an economy that looked solid enough two months ago to feel insulated — or at least not shaky enough to nudge many voters toward the idea of changing party control of the White House — has also shivered since then in the chill breeze of recession.
But his remarks showed just how insulated Wall Street executives are from ground-level reality, thanks to the ministrations of politicians in both parties.
(Deliverers use insulated carriers).
(An insulated travel mug).
