Sentence examples for parties back up from inspiring English sources

With typical resilience, Beirut's creative class got its businesses, and its parties, back up and running less than a year after the Israeli conflict, but they lost what little sense they had of the long view.

"I've given a lot of thought to how you build the party back up".

The revival of the FN as the Socialists struggle takes the far-right party back up to levels last seen in 2002 when its presidential candidate, Jean-Marie Le Pen, knocked out his Socialist opponent in the first round of the presidential elections.

The poll also found that 57 percent of voters think that continuing the race will be good for the party, backing up an argument Mr. Santorum has been putting forth; 33 percent say it would be better for him to drop out.

Big-breasted women are almost always considered more advantageous than their smaller-breasted counterparts--breast augmentation has been the most common cosmetic procedure for a decade--and pretty much anything on TV or in films or in magazines or at a cocktail party backs up that claim.

Another downgrade could have disastrous consequences, requiring banks to post more collateral with their counter parties to back up their bets.

Almost all Party members back up the government in a pinch, simply out of interest in their own survival.

To Mr. Tuerff, the basics of good green advertising are showing authenticity, having a source for your claims so they can be verified and getting a third party to back up your claims.

A cursory chat with two of his Labour party colleagues backs up his version of virtual cross-party political bliss.

Labour's Catherine West tells Stop the War meeting party will consult them about any UK Syria air strike proposal pic.twitter.com/1CN1aEhIxz A Labour party spokesman backed up Ms West's comments.

The primary source for this story is the Romney campaign, which is promoting party registration statistics to back up their claims.