Sentence examples for law party from inspiring English sources
That could strip Mr. Allawi of his plurality, 91 parliamentary seats compared with 89 for Mr. Maliki's State of Law party.
(Under Mississippi law party primaries are effectively open to all registered voters, though the Republican run-off of June 24th was not in theory open to anyone who had voted in an earlier Democratic primary on June 3rd).
Hajim al-Hassani, a member of Mr. Maliki's State of Law party, took a nationalist line, insisting that all deals and revenue had to go through the central government, then be distributed to the provinces.
Since the pact with Mr. Sadr, relations between Mr. Maliki and the Americans have cooled, said Hachim al-Hassani, a leading figure in Mr. Maliki's State of Law party.
Michael Cooper (NYT NATURALLAWAW PARTY 2 NOMINATIONS, 1 CANDIDATE -- John Hagelin, already the presidential nominee of a rump faction of the Reform Party, was chosen yesterday to also be the nominee of another small, independent political group, the Natural Law Party.
Under state law, party committees can accept a maximum of $30,000 annually per donor, while most candidates can receive up to $1,800 from each individual per election cycle.
"His only professional experience prior to taking up his crusade against biotechnology is as a ballroom-dance teacher, yogic flying instructor, and political candidate for the Maharishi cult's natural-law party".
The Natural Law party in Merseyside said it was meditation and occasional levitation by a critical mass of their members.
In the 1992 British general election his Natural Law party fielded 300 candidates in an attempt to win support for his "age of enlightenment".
He attracted 42 votes in Bristol West, finishing in last place, behind the Natural Law party, the Revolutionary Communists and the Struck Off & Die Doctor's Alliance.
"The more you make it difficult for others, the more you insulate your own power".So successful have the laws been that minor parties such as the Independents, Natural Law Party, New Alliance, US Taxpayers Party, American Independent Party, Greens and Libertarians are still seen as oddities by most voters.
