Sentence examples for parties English from inspiring English sources

13688_2016_83_MOESM1_ESM.csv Party List: A table containing countries, name of the parties (English and local), election dates, party abbreviations, election vote share, change in the vote share from the previous election, number of news mentions, and the link to the Wikipedia page.

Although Labour and the Liberal Democrats are not taking part, a record 25 other candidates, including the Green party, English Democrats, Christian party and various independents, have thrown their hats into the ring.

Farage said he did not want any racists to vote for Ukip, saying that there were other parties to vote for if you hold those views, and he pointed out that he did not allow members whohad formerly belonged to the British National party, English Defence League or Britain First.

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By the end of summer, entrepreneur and Shoom regular Tony Colston-Hayter would take the acid house from the clubs to larger parties in English fields and film studios, turning the Ibiza insiders' scene into mass culture in less than a year.

Thus, an interpreter is a person who conveys a message or statement verbally or by using sign language between two or more parties using English and another language.

The stone tribute to Foot, who led the party from 1980 to 1983, was daubed with swastikas, obscenities and references to the British National party and English Defence League in Freedom Field Park in Plymouth, Devon.

As things stand, Clive Woodward must be favourite, though there will a natural reluctance to make the party too English.

The becoming of England is not currently being driven by a movement, or a party, for English independence.

Without knowing what they were doing, the Tories have redefined themselves as the party of English nationalism.