Sentence examples for party exercises from inspiring English sources

The Senate is a volatile body over which neither party exercises perfect control.

Mr. Tsvangirai is effectively shut out of power by the firm control Mr. Mugabe's party exercises over the security forces.

If a party exercises a peremptory challenge against a prospective juror, then the court must excuse that particular juror from the panel.

In parts of Malaysia where an Islamist party exercises local power, leaving the Muslim faith is a criminal offence; this reflects an Islamic legal tradition which at its harshest mandates the death penalty for apostasy.

The rights of public expression and assembly are sharply limited; minorities, especially in Tibet and Xinjiang Province, are repressed; and the party exercises a nearly complete monopoly on political decision making.

"The party exercises overall leadership over all areas of endeavor in every part of the country," he said, the first sentence of the first bullet point of his ideological exposition.

Never again did Page or the party exercise so much influence as in the 1920s.

Does the party exercising its discretion under the contract seek to exercise the letter of the contract (the discretion) to evade its spirit (the rest of the commitment)?

The body has been dominated by the president's party, exercising little check on his power, but now a number of different parties could take a significant number of seats.

If Miliband wants to find ways to get more individual trade unionists active in the party, exercising their own judgment on policy and people, I would join with him.

On February 4 , 1919 the Senate unanimously passed Senator Thomas J. Walsh's Senate Resolution 439, expanding the Committee's investigations to include "any efforts being made to propagate in this country the principles of any party exercising or claiming to exercise any authority in Russia" and "any effort to incite the overthrow of the Government of this country".