Sentence examples for party commentators from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Obuchi's Cabinet reflected the factional power within the governing party, commentators suggested that in some cases he had made his own selections from among faction members rather than allowing the faction leaders to choose.

Some 52% of the retail sector by value have signed up to the commitments – some from government and others self-imposed – while additional signatories as third-party commentators to the 60-page report include environmental groups Friends of the Earth, WWF and Green Alliance.

"The president's speech was so violent that it is now highly unlikely he will agree to nominate a Socialist government supported by even more leftwing parties," commentator António Costa Pinto said.

He urged his MPs to remain disciplined and united, saying: "We are not a party of commentators".

John Cushnahan, a one-time leader of the centrist Alliance party, accused commentators on Friday of rewriting Paisley's history.

When he resigned, Mr. Bárcenas took nine boxes of documents with him from his offices, a trove that stands as an implicit threat to party officials, commentators say, that if he is taken down in the scandals, he plans to take others with him.

Tallon's non-selection for the 1938 Ashes touring party surprised commentators.

But wasn't it her job at the ERS to talk to all sorts of political parties and commentators about the need for electoral reform?

Political parties, media commentators and marketing gurus have long been keen to identify tribes of voters - from Essex Man to Worcester Woman.

But his defense of the EU seems tepid to Europhiles in his own party, and some commentators think he may even be a closet supporter of Brexit.

Running on a progressive platform of health insurance for all, abolishing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (Ice) and workers' rights, she has been called the future of the Democratic party by some commentators.