Sentence examples for party harbouring from inspiring English sources

No benefits in any form have been or will be received by the authors or their institutions from any party harbouring economic interests related directly or indirectly to the subject of this article.

Infiltrators, bent on destroying from within the party that harbours them, inhabit another planet from Heath, Clarke or Heseltine – but nor are they Thatcher's children, either.

Although avowing support for the orthodox party, Anthimus harboured Monophysite sentiments and corresponded with the chief theoreticians of that doctrine, the patriarchs Severus of Antioch and Theodosius of Alexandria.

Ten years after France's "non" to the European constitution, on 29 May 2005, François Hollande, who was then leader of the French Socialist party, still harbours memories of the stinging defeat of the "oui" for which he had campaigned against the advice of a sizeable chunk of his party.

He had attended an elite university; he had a professional wife; and, by the standards of his left wing party, he harboured relatively moderate views.

He knows that he leads a party suspected of harbouring a secret desire to dismantle the NHS.

The Ukip leader smirkingly remarks that we are "no longer the party accused of harbouring extremists" and accuses Labour of nurturing "sectarianism".

A report in the Global Times tabloid suggested the Communist party continued to harbour serious reservations about golf.

Most obviously unhappy has been L.K. Advani, the octogenarian former leader of the party, who long harboured dreams that he could become prime minister himself.

This would have appealed to swing voters for the very reason that it horrified those in his own party who still harbour suspicions of him as a crypto-Democrat.

The ruling party accuses the CUF of harbouring plans to dissolve the union with Tanzania and reinstate the Arab sultanate that was toppled in the 1964 revolution.The fight may decide the direction of Zanzibar's economy.