Sentence examples for party distance from inspiring English sources

No senior leader wants to see the party distance itself from the Nehru-Gandhi family, whose current head – Sonia Gandhi – remains its oracle.

When questioned on Dave Small's alleged comments, Mr Carver said he was "personally very angry at how this situation arose" and that the party "distance ourselves from that completely".

Mr. Thune, who upset some Republicans last month when he suggested that candidates in his party distance themselves from President Bush on the Iraq war, had been considered a front-runner for the post.

After a failed attempt by activists to make the party distance itself from the Tories' economic policies, Naomi Smith, the SLF chair, began to feel that the party's future was in jeopardy.

Last week, however, Mr. Berlusconi's party distanced itself from the government's economic policies.

His party distanced itself from such tactics, which would incense patriotic voters, but has yet to agree on an alternative.

But even as the party distanced itself from the temple issue, the council pressed forward aggressively and with particularly broad support in Gujarat.

Selahattin Demirtas, co-chairman of the pro-Kurdish People's Democratic Party, called for the peace process to resume, but Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu rejected the call, saying that would not happen until the party distances itself from the rebels and the PKK withdraws its armed fighters from Turkey's territory.

Labour's choice of Alan Billings as candidate was a clear reflection of just how far the party distanced itself from that old regime.

Since the party distances itself from discrimination and special treatment based on gender, religion and ethnic origin, the party wants to dissolve the Sami Parliament of Norway, which is based on ethnic classifications.

The Yorkshire Dales are also within easy raiding-party distance.