Sentence examples for party labelled from inspiring English sources

Soon after serving with the US supply mission in India (1964-66) - where the Indian Communist party labelled him the "world's greatest killer" - he quit and joined an executive jet company in Ohio.

Three days ago Johnson – not exactly known for briefing against his own party – labelled the referendum result "disastrous" and accused the Leader's Office of "working against the rest of the Party".

Party labels set voters against you, he said, and people say awful things about you.

"To me, that's the criteria you should use rather than any party label".

His party label, and his party's presidential standard-bearer, Mitt Romney, have been airbrushed out of his campaign.

Yet while Republicans might think him not Republican enough, Democrats and independents don't trust his party label.

In private, too, he has won admiration even from those who don't share his party label.

Last week, a regional leader for a small conservative party was killed in a car blast that members of his party labeled a bomb attack.

The governor was then the party's highest-ranking elected official, but he has since abandoned the party, labeling it "dysfunctional".

The "tea party" label came three days later, from a rant the CNBC correspondent Rick Santelli delivered from the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, and the nationwide protests followed.

Candidates try to telegraph their main message on their banners: in this case, Mr. Sestak's most effective message may be his party label.