Sentence examples for parties which represent from inspiring English sources

The four communist parties, which represent the left, were also divided on the issue of supporting a presidential candidate.

Mr Mayer thinks the economic crisis will renew voters' faith in the traditional parties, which represent "stability and trust".

Deprived of any strong popular support, those parties which represent it nominally are now powerless spectators of the crisis, for which they offer no specific or collective response.

In the recent election to the assembly, held in May, 82.4% of voters gave their first preference vote to one of the four main parties which represent the two blocs – DUP and UUP Unionistt) and Sinn Féin and SDLP (nationalist).

Two of the country's main Salafist parties, which represent puritan religious tendencies but lack the Brothers' cult-like structure, now openly advise the Brothers to apologise for their past mistakes and to call off a campaign of civil disobedience that does more to annoy the public than to attract sympathy.

Then, the electoral threshold for winning seats in the Knesset was raised from 2percentto3.25percentcent in a move that many saw as a way to keep the smaller Arab political parties, which represent Israel's 1.7 million Arab citizens, out.

Mayawati, the leader of the caste-based BSP party which represents first the Dalits, seems to have won only a single seat this election.

True to tradition, Naftali Bennett, the head of the Jewish Home party, which represents settlers and the national-religious camp more broadly, threatened to pull out of government ahead of the latest resumption of talks.

Sheik Hamid al-Ahmar, a member of Al Islah's political leadership, played down the women's concerns and explained that the party, which represents moderate to extremely conservative Islamic forces, had changed and become more open.

Mr Sharon created Kadima not as a political concept but merely as an escape vehicle from hardline rebels who were undermining him in the Likud, points out Yuri Shtern, a legislator from the right-wing National Unity party, which represents Russian-speakers.

The employers' wing in the party, which represents leading companies, is still reeling from her decision to shut down all of Germany's nuclear power plants by 2022, after agreeing last year to extend their life span well into the 2030s.