Sentence examples for party meaning from inspiring English sources

Ennahda was the only Islamic or religious party, meaning that a majority of Tunisians cast their votes for secular parties.

Now it does not even have a senator in the majority party, meaning that Texas has no voice in any of the big deliberations in Washington, DC.

I want your promise that I never again have to make another film for you or the party, meaning only this one and not bearing responsibility for it".

Neither had been endorsed by the other party, meaning that there was an opening for a council seat on the Republican ticket.

In addition to Mr. de Wever's party, which got nearly 30 percent of the vote, Flanders gave 12.5 percent of its vote to the far-right separatists of Vlaams Belang and about 4 percent to another populist party, meaning that nearly half of the Flemish electorate voted for separatists.

And the role of BP, the company in charge of the rig, was fuzzy: authorities said over and over that they were the "responsible party", meaning responsible for the problem and financially liable, but they were also responsible for parts of the response, such as killing the well.The uncertainty contributed to the economic toll of the spill.

The company takes bitcoin for payments, naturally, but only through a third party company, meaning that its money was never at risk, but the firm had to warn customers to be wary of phishing attempts.

In November, there's Thanksgiving, followed by a month of parties, meaning no one can concentrate until the New Year.

Crucially, they come from 150 different local parties, meaning that if half their parties are persuaded to move against the leader, there will be an election.

Worse, "constitutionalist" parties, meaning those happy with the Basque country's status as part of Spain, won just a third of the seats in the regional parliament.

He had previously issued a statement calling the case a "conspiracy planned by two parties," meaning his rivals within the Palestinian Authority and Israel.