Sentence examples for party identified from inspiring English sources
The notification that small entity status is no longer appropriate must be signed by a party identified in § 1.33(b).
The acquaintance said she asked a member of Roethlisberger's party, identified as Joyner, for help in getting her friend out.
The Republican, Sonny Perdue, won in an upset, in part because his party identified those voters and persuaded them that Mr. Perdue shared their concerns.
To be qualified to file cargo information electronically, a party identified in paragraph (c)(1) of this section must establish the communication protocol required by CBP for properly presenting cargo information through the approved data interchange system.
By the time he became MP for solidly safe and loyal Leeds SE (later Leeds East) in 1952, he was transformed into a combative figure on the right of the party, identified with pro-American, pro-Nato sentiments: Russian subversion of postwar East European regimes had converted Healey to deterrence and containment.
But it puts down a marker along the road of Mr Westerwelle's planned transformation from a cliquish party identified with a professional elite into a more broadly-based "party of all the people" on a par with Germany's two main parties, the Social Democrats and the Christian Democrats.
The technique involves each participating party identifying the features that the successful innovation needs to possess.
It is not healthy when one party identifies itself so closely with the nation.
But they don't necessarily serve on panels, she said, because the lawyers for either party identify the conflicts or the arbitrators themselves point them out.
For example, when making introductions at a party, identify the "highest-ranking individual in the group" and introduce the others to this person.
That ended a generation ago, but three other purposes remained: First was to have the party identify what it stood for, as state leaders and national candidates hammered out internal compromises on the anvil of the party platform.
