Sentence examples for once one party from inspiring English sources

"Once one party monopolises the country, in the end people pay the price," posted one Weibo user called wojiaojianghucan-shegekenan, in a typical takedown of the party newspaper.

Once one party has decided to divorce, he or she files a summons and a complaint in court, an opening shot that costs $170.

If a pair of friends is in the habit of spending money together -- be it dinners out, shopping or vacationing -- that can all come to a grinding halt once one party can no longer afford it.

Once one party defects, protectionism will, if rationally designed and competently implemented, almost certainly be sufficiently successful in practice (and therefore popular) that the other party will have no choice but to follow.

Robert Redford lookalike 'DW' Porto from Middleton, New York State, said that since helicopters serve more than one group of skiers at once, lifting one party to the top of the mountain while others ski down, there's a lot of pressure to stick to a schedule.

Isn't an agreement null and void once one of the parties has violated its terms?

And once we take over one party, we can pave the way to take over government using all parties as our vehicle.

There is only one destination that one can head towards once one is deposited from a party bus into an unfamiliar parking lot on Long Island, and that place is Shakedown Street.

It was the Indian summer of whatever Cairo had once been, and there was one party where he counted nine crowned heads among the guests.

One upside for Republicans this year, though, is that the state has ended straight-ticket voting, the practice of allowing voters to pull the lever once for all candidates of one party.

"It is incredible," says Eric Kempson, a British woodcarver and local resident, whose family was once one of the only reception parties.