Sentence examples for party of less from inspiring English sources

Critics scorn the Free Democrats, the party of less bureaucracy, less regulation and a smaller state, for going along with this trend.

Emily Post's "Etiquette" (10th edition, 1960) states that at any dinner party of less than greatest ceremony, whiskey is always proferred to the gentlemen as an alternative to wine.

In that environment, being the party of less — less entitlement spending, less redistribution — is a losing proposition.

Going into this November, only eight districts (barely 5percentt) in the entire region are considered balanced -- that is, having a partisanship difference between the major parties of less than 8percentt.

If it is a sleepover party consisting of less than 5 people coming, then ask to find a common date that everyone will be free; that way all your friends can make it.

It's as if everyone's forgotten – as if we've been pummelled so hard and so fast by all the stupidity of the last few years – that we've stopped remembering that the Lib Dems were a party of government less than two years ago.

Kirsten Oswald, SNP In a sign of the SNP's astonishing recent surge, the woman who will serve as its MP for East Renfrewshire has been a member of the party for less than a year, having joined in June 2014.

The Nick Xenophon Team ran a good campaign in Grey, which Liberal MP Rowan Ramsey has held with a two party preferred margin of less than 2% on NXT candidate Andrea Broadfoot.

There will be incredulity in Washington, Beijing and Delhi, never mind Berlin and Paris, that a party aspiring to government in Britain – the party of Winston Churchill no less – chooses allies like this.

That drift may be overstated, but the party of Europe seems less European than it was even in the recent past.

These characters are combined into a party of six or less, with two slots open for NPCs.