Sentence examples for parties counter from inspiring English sources

Matthews and associated parties, counter claimed that Woods and his company, ETW Corporation committed several acts including, breach of contract, breach of implied duty of good faith and violations of Florida's Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act.

Alan Abramowitz, a political scientist from Emory University who has written extensively about the changing composition of the two parties, countered Bartels in an e-mail to participants in the debate: My view is that the single best indicator of 'working-class' status is occupation white-collar vs. blue-coccupation white-collar

A coalition of the opposition parties countered that its independent counting found that both Kolelas and Mokoko had received a higher percentage than the incumbent.

When the electoral commission began announcing early official results on Friday morning, showing the incumbent as the clear winner, the parties countered that the results did not match their findings.

The conservative New Democracy party countered that the existing legislative framework was adequate and required no amendment.

The ruling party countered that the voter register was inefficient, with names duplicated in some places and others missing entirely.

Cemil Cicek, a conservative member of Mr. Erdogan's party, countered, "We are not trying to bring a ban; we are trying to lift a ban".

Tom Watson, the deputy chairman of the Labour party, countered: "The only person that does not want an independent assessor to do an independent inquiry is the prime minister.

The low point came in 1993 when its chairman, Gabriele Cagliari, died in jail during a scandal over bribes paid to Italian political parties to counter the power of the Soviet-financed Communist party.

In a system where all but a small percentage of cases settle before trial, he wrote in the Georgetown Law Journal, litigation funding fortifies the weaker party "to counter the stronger party's bargaining advantage" in settlement talks.

Utilizing some monkey-see, monkey-do logic, Mansfield went to a third-party counter service and saw that the number one site "by far" was an adult links page.