Sentence examples for manifesto in the from inspiring English sources

Each other political party maintains the integrity of its manifesto in the normal way.

Umunna, effectively offering an outline manifesto in the Observer, is openly critical of many aspects of Labour under Miliband.

Extracted from the World After Bush manifesto in the Fabian Review new year issue, published on Thursday.

The G.O.P. budget guru, Representative Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, also called for a "conversation" in a specifics-deficient op-ed manifesto in The Financial Times last week.

The result is a weird hybrid: part offbeat literary study, part "Blue Highways" travelogue, part slow-food manifesto in the Michael Pollan vein.

Ed Miliband's plan to erect an 8ft stone monument to Labour's manifesto in the Downing Street garden is unlikely to get planning permission, Westminster's planning chief has indicated.

Speaking as the SNP launched its manifesto in Edinburgh, the PM said voters could be "sleepwalking" towards electing a government that would lead the country to "economic ruin".

They then launched their mini-manifesto, in the summer - that lasted one week.

A "mini-manifesto" in the issue includes a vow of virtue, and the magazine seeks to debunk the maker-as-auteur.

Labour has wooed business before with special manifestos in the 1997 and 2001 elections.

The term, art history records, originated in Parisian studios and manifestos in the early 1920s.