Sentence examples for parties pay from inspiring English sources

The big campaign contributors to both parties pay to ensure their vested interests dominate political debates.

Thoughtful, conscientious evaluation and management require more time and fewer actions than third parties pay for.

Federal election rules require that the parties pay for "issue advertising" with a complicated mixture of hard and soft money.

All parties pay lip service to strengthening local government, but once in power continue to undermine it.

Members of shooting parties pay around £30-35 a bird to test their aim (though, once killed, the wholesale meat value is well under £1).

Having these parties pay up would solve a big problem: they are typically covered by shareholders of the company in question, or by that company's insurer.

The cathedral authorities, as interested parties, paid £7,000.

According to the Tories, the parties paid for it.

That is why parties paid for by the studios or held for specific nominees are out.

Both cruised to re-election — but only after their parties paid a price.

The (legal) practise of political parties paying for coverage becomes problematic since the paid-for political reports are rarely identified as such.