Sentence examples for less party from inspiring English sources

Thanks to them Momentum is "looser" than the Labour left of the past, he says: "It's more movement, less party".

There also seemed to be less party loyalty than in many other constituencies: our panellists had often switched between different parties and were more open to smaller parties, eg Greens (and even Ukip).

When Mr Lamont ended up with just 40% of the vote in the general election it was hailed as a victory, although it sent Mr Lieberman back to the Senate with even less party loyalty than before.

Gallagher is less party political than his Daily Mail boss, Paul Dacre, and was no fan of the Tory party's election strategy, but will want his paper to stir up its political reporting.

Rémy Cointreau saw sales of its flagship cognac fall by more than 30% in the last three months of 2013 over the previous year, mostly owing to falling Chinese demand.In this section Less party time Joking aside New citizens ReprintsThe campaign begun more than a year ago by Mr Xi has been surprisingly broad and sustained, and is intensifying as it enters a second year.

The West Midlands police commissioner has said his own role should be scrapped in favour of something more efficient and less party political.

Because it is not subsidized by any carrier, at $560 it costs more than less party-oriented handsets.

"Young people are less party-oriented and more issue-oriented," said the 21-year-old political science and international relations major.

Yet less party-political frictions have also built up in recent years between the armed forces and actual British governments, from Tony Blair's to David Cameron's.

The BBC decided he was tainted with a partisanship inappropriate to his old Radio 4 outlet, Start the Week; happily for the rest of us, that launched him into the less party-political world of the intellect.

But it is down to less partying and more studying!