Sentence examples for parties break from inspiring English sources

Time-honoured conventions about the "pairing" of absentee members are shattered when backstairs relations between the rival parties break down.

It is a time-honored ritual, while the Senate is in session, to hold mini-news conferences after the two parties break away from their weekly policy luncheons.

Even if the two parties break up, Yisrael Beitenu is expected to remain in the coalition, where Lieberman can use his significant political clout to argue against concessions to the Palestinians.

In the June and July issue of Policy Review, published by the Hoover Institution, P. W. Singer, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, wrote that the growing industry of private military firms could be tapped to protect humanitarian aid workers or to intervene "whenever recalcitrant local parties break peace agreements or threaten the operation".

Before the parties break out, it's important to note that this is a district court decision and will very likely be appealed.

Election monitors claim all the main parties broke campaign-finance rules in 1999.

But back room negotiations between various parties broke down over the timing and rules for a new election.

My colleague Liam Stack, who is covering the voting in Alexandria, observed several parties breaking the rules against campaigning on election day in that city.

Days before it was due to take power, the main parties broke off talks over who should head both it and the country's election commission.

Ukraine's political parties broke a deadlock that had paralyzed the new Parliament for weeks, but doubts remained on the formation of a new government.

Moreover in the 2000 election the parties broke nearly even in soft money fund-raising, making some Republicans willing to take a second look at the system.