Sentence examples for parties on alert from inspiring English sources
However, both the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats have put their parties on alert for any unexpected poll, and Labour also remains short of cash to fight an election.
"Putting the party on alert that we don't have a single voice to spare is critical," a senior Kerry adviser said on the condition of anonymity, saying that the use of surrogates is seen as more crucial this year because of the financial advantage Mr. Bush's campaign holds over Mr. Kerry's.
The state board last week sent out a memo to county elections officials warning them to be on alert for party and campaign workers "using profanity and aggressive language to supporters of opposing candidates or political parties".
"I fear that it may be necessary". The state board last week sent out a memo to county elections officials warning them to be on alert for party and campaign workers "using profanity and aggressive language to supporters of opposing candidates or political parties". It also warned of dirty tricks aimed at preventing people from voting.
The political uncertainty gripping the UK following the resignation of prime minister David Cameron and turmoil in the Labour party has put the City on alert for more volatility.
This will keep both parties alert on your location and safety.
One of these deaths had occurred on a sledging party from Alert, the remaining two on Discovery, from which there had been no major sledging.
You put everyone on alert.
"He keeps everyone on alert".
"We are always on alert".
