Sentence examples for parties perspective from inspiring English sources
O'Toole notes the final seat to be decided in a close federal election is "important from both [major] parties' perspective" – from Labor's to reduce the Coalition's parliamentary buffer to a wafer.
This supports the amicus parties' "perspective they have offered the Court with respect to the severe adverse impact of the preliminary injunction on patients who stand to benefit from advances in medical science... and on the strong public interest in the continued funding of [hESC] research" states BBRI's motion, filed in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.
The panel's recommendations are particularly significant because they represent a cross-party perspective on the politicised theme of migration.
"From a party perspective, we always like to know who the quarterback is going to be on our team," said Representative Michael Arcuri, a Syracuse Democrat.
The effect held whether they saw the negotiation on video or read about it on paper, whether they viewed it from a disinterested third-party perspective or imagined themselves as senior managers in a corporation evaluating an internal candidate.
"Although the current studies on governance have many findings, there is a major flaw of a lack of "party" perspective.
From a first party perspective, we play with a lot of things and see what has legs.
Finally, in Section 1, we discuss existing work that relies on notaries that provide clients with a third-party perspective of a certificate.
Second, we then experimentally tested various previously-identified confrontation styles to (a) determine the implications of confronting (compared to not confronting) for the confronter and the perpetrator from a third-party perspective and (b) examine which style may be optimal.
These external resources sometimes operate as project managers or co-leaders in the foresight activities, construct learning games, provide foresight expertise unavailable internally, and add a third-party perspective to the activity.
Martie Duncan wants to change your party perspective.
