Sentence examples for party achieving from inspiring English sources

With no party achieving a majority in the House of Commons, Clegg and the Liberal Democrats subsequently formed a coalition with David Cameron and his Conservative Party (Britain's first coalition since World War II), with Clegg securing the post of deputy prime minister.

If Cohen thinks the SNP has won three successive parliamentary elections in Scotland – one with an overall majority that the election system was designed to prevent any single party achieving – on the basis of simply being anti-English, he really ought to get out more.

Voter turnout was the highest in this week's election since the Labour landslide in 1997, with 66.1 per cent of the electorate going to the polls, but this would not have stopped the so-called 'Apathy Party' achieving power.

In the ensuing general election, Tony Blair's party achieved 36%.

A relatively new political party achieved national prominence.

Full marks, but how on earth will the party achieve this goal?

Over 13 years in government the Labour party achieved many good things.

No party achieved this in 2011 so a coalition government was formed.

No party achieved a majority and Spain, not for the first time, found itself without a government.

"But since neither party achieved trust, it doesn't seem to add up to a whole lot," she said.

The study is not perfect: both these figures are two points up on the actual score that each party achieved.