Sentence examples for party assemblies from inspiring English sources

He maintained that he could have earned $150,000 over the same period from evangelical conventions and political party assemblies.

Unlike in the DPRK, he argues, where "the government is at one with the people, and the people are involved in decision-making through local party assemblies".

Caroline Russell, a Green party assembly member, said: "Children are at risk of reduced lung capacity and are particularly vulnerable to developing asthma from excessive vehicular pollution.

Jenny Jones, a Green party assembly member, said Johnson should focus on helping small businesses and other sectors of the economy that are struggling.

The Green party assembly member Lady Jones rounded on the mayor, calling on him to apologise to Londoners for his record on cycling safety.

Analysts said Kim's reported trip to Beijing was probably connected to next month's party assembly, the first of its kind for more than 30 years.

Northern Ireland's new health minister is a Democratic Unionist party assembly member who believes that women made pregnant through rape should not be allowed an abortion.

Local Democratic Unionist party assembly member Jim Wells said that in the light of the Kilkeel booby trap attack, it was now inaccurate to dismiss the dissidents as just a gang made up of a few disgruntled republicans.

Gerry Kelly, a leading party assembly member, said: "The reaction by unionist politicians to the hoisting of two Irish flags above Stormont's Parliament Buildings can only be described as hysteria.

A Democratic Unionist party assembly member, Jim Wells, said: "I have spoken to some of the protesters and they do try to talk to women and persuade them not to have an abortion, but certainly, watching what goes on I don't see anything that would cause me concern.

Darren Johnson, a Green party assembly member, cited information gleaned from a freedom of information request published in March that showed only four of London's 33 boroughs had incorporated the requirement to pay the London living wage into their procurement policies.