Sentence examples for parties to start from inspiring English sources

On October 3rd Mr Yushchenko called on all three parties to start talks over a coalition.

"We need the political parties to start to recognise what's happening here and to look at their policies more closely.

Would it not be better to inform both parties now that we will abstain and thereby motivate both parties to start serious negotiations immediately?

Recently, Labour's national executive committee gave the go-ahead for local parties to start picking candidates for the 41 new posts.

The scale of the SNP's victory in Scotland virtually compels all the UK-wide political parties to start centring themselves on a place called England.

That delay sometimes allows other parties to start taking property from the companies, leaving the primary creditors with little to recover.

I had expected the party to start late because of the storm, but no.

They left the SLD, successor to Poland's communist party, to start a new left-wing party called Polish Social Democracy.

If you're in Belfast, though, this Monday offers a party to start your week right.

And as the orange sun set over New Jersey, he waited for the party to start.

The Austrian president, Heinz Fischer, is expected to ask Mr Faymann, as head of the largest party, to start coalition negotiations.