Sentence examples for parties actively from inspiring English sources

This conflict is the only instance where both parties actively court the U.S. for support and perceive the U.S. to be an ally.

Whilst many local parties actively seek to recruit more women candidates (as well as trying to boost the number of black and minority ethnic and disabled councillors) it seems that there are still major cultural and traditional barriers to overcome.

Neighborhoods all over the city are divided among, and under the control of, Syrian government, militia and rebel parties actively engaged in fighting with one another.

The "shared model" involves the physician discussing treatment options and preferences with the patient and then both parties actively participate in making a shared medical decision [6, 7].

"Support for science has been largely bipartisan," he notes, so "it will probably be beneficial [to science advocates] to have both parties actively involved in leading the government".

Contrary to Denmark and Norway, the strategy of the mainstream parties has been to isolate the Sweden Democrats, which means that, at least in the short run, its parliamentary success has not translated in stricter policies, but rather the contrary, as all other parties actively dissociated themselves from this party.

His party actively courted the religious right in the 1980s and relied on racial innuendo to win elections.

Trump appeared to have more significant obstacles than Clinton, with a difficult path to an outright delegate majority and influential members of his party actively working against him.

The group, which was planning to use portraits of Iraq's most powerful Shiite cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, in provincial elections this fall, had been the only party actively opposed to the ban.

The Labor Party left an opening for a party "actively looking after the working class, manufacturing industry and public services," Mr. Griffin said, while the Conservatives had moved to the center, opening up "the hang-'em, flog-'em" space.

"David Trimble's party actively opposed civil partnerships - it just seems a wee bit perverse that the person advising their leadership leaves the country and enjoins in one [civil partnership] in another country," he said.