Sentence examples for parties broadly from inspiring English sources

A divide between "Latvian" and "Russian" parties broadly matches the country's ethnic split.

Another definition of "bipartisan" is meeting in the middle: nobody gets their most extreme position enacted, but the two parties broadly agree on a centrist position.

Politicians from other Spanish parties broadly echoed the interior minister, with reactions ranging from cautious welcome by far-left factions to overt disappointment within the Basque country.

Mr. Zapatero seems to have won widespread support for his tough response, and lawmakers from opposition parties broadly endorsed the military intervention.

In the coming election, a military-backed government led by the Democrat Party is being challenged by parties broadly aligned with the red shirt opposition.

Though the Pacto contains policies that all parties broadly agree on, its success is making the president and the PRI rather popular.

This was just enough to preserve his party broadly intact.

Now is not the time, he concludes.Unlike the prime minister, Mr Miliband leads a party broadly comfortable with the intellectual case for membership of Europe.

The media and his party broadly recognised its limited relevance to the extent that he was not asked much about what form it would take.

Some 35% said they wanted the Occupy Wall Street movement to do for the Democrats what the tea party (broadly detested among the protesters) had done for the Republicans.

It has not only been the high-water mark of Trump's presidency, as far as legislation goes, but also was a significant victory for his party broadly, which had been agitating for such a move for years.