Sentence examples for party of individual from inspiring English sources

"I believe every American should have that freedom, and that is wholly consistent with being a party of individual freedom".

"It has never made sense that my party, the party of individual freedom and personal responsibility, thinks the government should be involved in issues" like abortion, Ms. Collins said.

RANDIE BENCANANN San Francisco, Feb. 7, 2012 To the Editor: As a former employee of a Catholic-run hospital, I find it appalling and inexplicable that the party of "individual rights" would stand up for a religious bias rather than for the non-Catholic employees who are deprived of the right to choose health insurance commensurate with their private needs and beliefs.

Republicans claim that they are the party of individual liberties.

The Labor leader, Bill Shorten, asked in question time how the prime minister could "claim to lead the party of the individual when he will not allow individual members of his party to exercise a free vote on marriage equality".

Government authorities don't want to talk to lawmakers and other political actors because they fear ceding any political power to pro-democratic parties of individuals, he added.

The US government confirmed it did request millions of phone records from US company Verizon, which included call duration, location and the phone numbers of both parties on individual calls.

Meanwhile, other reporters -- like The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza -- have grown tired of hearing partisan spin about why the party identification composition of individual polls may be biasing (Cillizza recently pleaded for no more party ID tweets).

In more than 60% of House districts, the winner outspent the loser by 10 to 1.Since these spending figures are based on the campaign money that is regulated by the Federal Election Commission (FEC), they ignore the unregulated millions of dollars spent by interest groups and political parties in support of individual candidates so-called "soft money".

This design approach offers the highest level of flexibility, and allows third-party re-implementations of individual components.

But the Egyptian system, with its dozens of parties and hundreds of individual candidates, seems designed to confuse first-time voters, which was the case for most of the women in line.