Sentence examples for party has remained from inspiring English sources

Officially, the state party has remained neutral.

Azam retired in 1999, but his party has remained a key ally of the opposition BNP.

Clegg has repeatedly claimed that – unlike the Tories and Labour – his party has remained at arms length from News Corp and its executives.

Reformers in the government, they say, may be hoping to follow a path similar to that of China or Vietnam, where the economies have been liberalized but the ruling party has remained firmly in charge and has tolerated little dissent.

Secondly, the reality is quite different; in terms of policy the party has remained united and has managed significant changes in policy via open debate (for example, dropping the 50p income tax rate) that would otherwise have festered.

I want us to be the party that represents the whole of Britain and not merely some mythical place called "Middle England", but the truth is that as our country has become more diverse, our party has remained the same.

And the announcement of the trial date last Sunday indicated that the top ranks of the party had remained united on how to deal with Mr. Bo.

Mr Ozawa was forced out as a result, although some members of his party have remained in the ruling coalition.In most other countries such events in a leaderless vacuum might amount to a crisis.

Powerful elements within the party have remained unreconciled to the deal with the nationalists, and its standing has slipped among Protestant voters, who gave the Paisley party its first election victory in 2003.

Although Batasuna was banned in Spain a decade ago, the party had remained legal in France – where it continued to demand a separate Basque state made up of four northern Spanish provinces and three south-western French departments.

The speech, delivered at a fund-raiser to benefit the Republican Governors Association, was billed by Mr. Bush's campaign as the start of a more aggressive phase of the race after months in which the president, to the growing consternation of some in his party, had remained largely on the sidelines.