Sentence examples for parties to replace from inspiring English sources

Although New Jersey law allows political parties to replace candidates 51 days or more before the election, the State Supreme Court decided last week to allow the change, proposed 36 days before the election, saying that voters deserved the broadest possible choice of candidates and that there was still time to distribute new ballots to absentee voters.

Indeed, under the co-option system which allows parties to replace vacant posts by appointment, three outgoing MLAs - Iris Robinson from the DUP, Carmel Hanna from the SDLP and Naomi Long from Alliance - were all succeeded by men.

In an official statement, Minister of Justice Tuija Brax of the Green League condemned the acts of vandalism as both alarming and illegal and urged citizens to report all vandalism to the authorities so as to allow the parties to replace the boards and bring the culprits to justice.

Well, I got a party to replace the stuff that my ex had taken from the house".

And Labour sensibly picked what one minister told me was a "candidate more popular than the party" to replace him.

Some say he would devote himself to forming a new centre-left party to replace the amorphous Peronists (and to run again in 2011).

Many had expected the party to replace him with Kim Beazley, his predecessor, a more popular figure despite having lost two elections to Mr Howard.

And if perchance a Green party came into office, how could it ever permit a non-green party to replace it?

Hagel hesitated, and then said that he could imagine a "new party" to replace the grand old one: "Parties are bigger than individuals," he said.

But leaving at this late date -- two months after the Senate Ethics Committee admonished him for accepting gifts -- makes it difficult for the party to replace him on the ballot.

They want real change and not the same old same old," he said, before calling on the party to replace Democratic National Committee chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz.