Sentence examples for most established parties from inspiring English sources

Most established parties are likely to lose votes.

His resignation deepens Austria's domestic political crisis, which came to head last month when neither the SPÖ nor the ÖVP, the country's most established parties, managed to garner even a quarter of the popular vote after the first round of presidential elections, for the first time since 1945.

Support for that deal cost the two most established parties votes in the election, as many Greeks cast their ballots for parties that campaigned against the bailout deal.

While the four other challengers represent established parties, Mr. Navalny has emerged as the most competitive.

In most of the world the green movement's victories came from applying pressure to established parties, and spurring the creation of new institutions ministries of the environment, environmental protection agencies, international treaty organisations and the like.

The runner-up in the election was Harmony Centre, a centre-left party backed by most of the country's ethnic Russians, and also by ethnic Latvians fed up with the established parties.

Young Labour and Conservative Future still have most members – 20,000 and 15,000 respectively – but as more young people seek an alternative, the presence of the established parties appears to be stagnating.

Defiance toward established parties has defined the presidential contest this year, as non-politicians Donald Trump and Ben Carson have ridden far higher in most polls than veteran politicians.

The question makes established parties uncomfortable.

Many Greeks are ready to abandon the established parties.

First, the established parties all support changing these rules.