Sentence examples for parties back from from inspiring English sources

Other changes would push the parties back from their recent strategies of "energize the base" to the strategy that usually prevailed before 2004, which was "win the center".

Colin Powell, the U.S. secretary of state and a former general, played a key role in talking the two parties back from the brink.

"Emergency diplomacy at the highest levels — particularly if Beijing and Washington work together — could pull the warring parties back from the brink," said John Prendergast, director of the Enough Project, an American organization that works to end genocide and crimes against humanity.

In effect, moderate Democrats wrested the party back from its most liberal wing.

They brought the party back from the brink of a nervous breakdown, nurturing at a local level.

Then, he'd make history while all the Republicans who are trying to dial their party back from a cliff bang their heads against the wall.

But there also are an increasing number of influential Republicans who at least sound like they are trying to drag their party back from the edge.

These are the assessments of the member for Hughes, Craig Kelly, who is part of a Tony Abbott-led speaking campaign to pull the Liberal party back from the centre.

Labour originally proposed Heathrow expansion while in government, but Ed Miliband was not in favour and pulled the party back from supporting a third runway.

Their ability to rebound is embodied by Paddy Ashdown, the leader who led the party back from the brink and today serves as a mixture of loyalist, high priest and party therapist.

The Tunisians have gone for a system of fully proportional representation and no one party is expected to gain a majority — although An Nahda, the moderate Islamist party, back from exile, is likely to do well.