Sentence examples for party lifted from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers are granted immunity from prosecution, but in May, Erdogan's ruling AK Party, with support from a nationalist opposition party, lifted immunity for more than 100 lawmakers, including all but one of HDP's 59 parliament members. .

Patience exhausted, one of the men in the ignored party lifts a glass of water and holds it over the aisle as though he is going to drop it.

During the party, "Lift Off" was one of the previewed songs.

People coming together in love and unity for any purpose, even if it's to party, lifts my spirit, both inside the Caribbean or the wider world; but when I see it happening in the Caribbean, it makes me especially proud as I am from there.

To many people's astonishment, in Paraguay and abroad, he freed political prisoners, ended the ban on opposition political parties, lifted newspaper censorship, reached an accord with his critics in the Roman Catholic church, and successfully stood for president in what was acclaimed as the cleanest dirty election in the country's history.

There were two possibilities: either he entered the bag outside the bathroom and it was carried in by a third party, or he was locked in the bag by a third party and lifted into the bath.

It also came before Mr Fisher's suspension from the party was lifted on 27 November while he was investigated for campaigning against Labour at the last election.

Rifling through shelves neatly stacked with files in an underground archive, Ms. Said came across seven party photos lifted off a friend's camera, which showed her and her husband seated at a table full of beer bottles.

The ban on the party was lifted, however, less than a week after Ter-Petrosyan fell from power in February 1998 and was replaced by Robert Kocharyan, who was backed by the Dashnaks.

4Immediately, the ban on political parties was lifted and new political parties were formed, the majority of whom championed the union with Somalia.

A long-standing ban on political parties was lifted, and, in June, 1977, Juan Carlos called for general elections.