Sentence examples for party applied from inspiring English sources

In his conference speech on 24 September 2013, Ed Miliband, leader of the UK Labour party, applied this model to a well-established Labour party enemy – big energy companies.

Some observers were disturbed this week by Ms McDonagh's declaration that her support for the party applied "just as much when it gets it wrong as when it gets it right".

The bill, which was proposed by the governing Pheu Thai party, applied to offences committed during the upheaval after Mr Thaksin was removed from office.

It was only made available in its entirety to the MDC on the eve of voting after the party applied for a court order - but no electronic copies have been made available, which the registrar-general of voters told the AU was due to financial and time constraints.

In Arizona, people can be sent involuntarily for a mental health exam after any concerned party applies for a court-ordered evaluation, which can lead to mandated treatment.

As it turns out, the party applies the same strict rules online as it has done on the ground since the Tiananmen Square crackdown of 1989: do not jeopardise social stability, do not organise and do not threaten the party.

On resumption of the case, PKF's counsel Katherine Holland admitted they had not been able to resolve certain issues and made an application for a further adjournment until 15 January at the latest - although the case could be heard before then if either party applies for a hearing at short notice.

Now we're starting to see the tea party apply the lessons learned.

Section 2 provides that, should a party apply to the High Court with either the consent of the arbitrator or the other parties, the High Court may explain any point of law given in the reference, on the condition that the point of law meets the requirements laid out in Section 1, and if "the determination of the application might produce substantial savings in costs to the parties".

By the King's Peace the Achaemenids had become the arbiters of Greece, and in the following wars all parties applied to them for a decision in their favour.

Even the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood, which still carries some weight despite repeated waves of arrests, suffers from ageing, divided and unimaginative leadership.Not one of Egypt's opposition parties applies its democratic principles to itself.