Sentence examples for lost a party from inspiring English sources

LONDON — David Miliband, the former British foreign secretary who lost a party leadership contest to his younger brother, said Wednesday that he was quitting front-line politics, drawing to an end a fraught sibling rivalry that had divided both a family and a political party.

On Wednesday, Ami Ayalon, a Labor Party minister who lost a party leadership race to Mr. Barak, told Israel Radio, "The State of Israel needs a prime minister and needs the ability to make decisions no less than the prime minister or a citizen has the right to defend himself".

Politically, Mr. Sharon lost a party on the right fringe of his coalition, but he won renewed support from the left and center, and from the Americans, even as he battered the Palestinians with the biggest Israeli force in two decades.

Just when it seems that all hope is lost, a Party higher-up floats the idea of him running for Senate in his home state.

The Democrats don't have enough votes to block him in the full Senate (they have already lost a party-line vote in the Judiciary Committee).

When left parties collapse, instead of losing a party, you get an extra one.

Canceling or postponing an event means more than simply losing a party.

He didn't like to lose a party buddy, but he was supportive.

Their only fear is that they might lose a party primary to a challenger who accuses them of being soft on the other side.

In 2002, Merkel found herself on the verge of losing a Party vote that would determine the C.D.U.'s candidate for Chancellor in elections that fall.

The Slovenian Prime Minister Alenka Bratusek threatened today to quit the government if she loses a party leadership vote this month, saying the country had no time for "games" as it seeks to avert an international bailout.