Sentence examples for party considers from inspiring English sources

While the Communist party considers itself an atheist organisation, authorities recognise five "official" religions: Buddhism, Catholicism, Islam, Protestantism, and Taoism.

The CIA itself, while an interested party, considers the report even less complete, because the Senate investigators did not interview any CIA officials.

Though it's difficult to measure the influence, if any, the conventions have over the average voter, one thing is sure: each party considers its own convention a crucial opportunity for its nominee to score points against his opponent.

The Communist Party, experts say, is unlikely to abandon the state capitalist model, break up huge, state-run oligopolies or privatize major sectors of the economy that the party considers strategic, like banking, energy and telecommunications.

Nobody has ever said, Dennis, that this parliamentary party considers itself or should be considered to be more important than the rank and file, whether they paid three quid or whether they've given their lives to this movement.

The McGreevey campaign, flush with money from the national party, has tailored similar efforts to Jewish voters, Latino voters, Asian-American voters, labor union members and others that the party considers part of their base, Ms. Moore said.

Party sources have told the Press Association that the local party considered deselecting Sood on several occasions but decided it "wasn't worth the effort".

The Republicans are traditionally the "daddy" party, considered stronger on crime and national security.

As a change of pace from pizza for a Super Bowl party, consider a Spanish tortilla.

But he disdains some priorities that Mr. Obama and his party consider crucial.

Many in the right wing of the party consider him an apostate and a certain loser in a general election.