Sentence examples for order of party from inspiring English sources

Other candidates standing in the South Cambridgeshire constituency (in alphabetical order of party): Heidi Allen - Conservative.

It resulted in NI21 dropping six places in the order of party speaking rights.

The inconsistency in the order of parties according to votes received and seats allocated arose due to a special rule created to address uneven population distribution between Java and other islands.

Even the state-controlled newspapers were favourable towards him, not by order of the party but because the journalists sympathised with him.Such independence is growing as the Chinese media become less dependent on government subsidies.

Based on information provided by BCCL we wish to make it clear that its journalist, accused by the Indian regulator SEBI in 2009 in an interim order of being party to a fraud, has not been charged with any offence, despite completion of the state prosecutor's enquiries under the (Indian) Criminal Procedure Code 1973 and remains under investigation by SEBI.

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We must say that at the central committee presidium session he cynically declared: "I thought that I was executing the orders of the party".

The best way to curb the power of chaebol owners would be to create a society where people can say no: where managers can turn down foolish investments, bankers can refuse a loan to a friend, bureaucrats can stand on principle, and politicians feel free to ignore the orders of the party boss.The place to start is with the presidency itself.

"The system as amended would unduly favour the ordering of candidates suggested by parties, rather than enabling voters an accessible and straightforward means of themselves selecting the order of preference for party candidates," Williams says in his submission.

But no mention is made of reports that he ordered the tapping of party leaders' calls.If Mr Bo's case has highlighted the dirtiness of party infighting and the dangers of untrammelled power, the official media have done their best to hide it.

Ecstasy, speed, and poppers were the order of the day: party drugs that reflected the uplifting rush of trance.