Sentence examples for party of running from inspiring English sources
Lord McAlpine trained his vitriol on the new Prime Minister, accusing him of "stuffing up a great party", of running away from every issue, of living in a fantasy world, and labelling him "distasteful".
The subpoena seeks the accounts of two former republican soldiers who accused Gerry Adams, the president of Sinn Fein, the republican political party, of running a secret cell within the I.R.A. that carried out the kidnappings and disappearances.
Turnbull accused the Labor party of running "some of the most systematic, well-funded lies ever peddled in Australia" in a campaign in which Labor claimed the Coalition was planning to privatise the government funded health insurance system, Medicare.
Zimbabwe's election officials, at the government's behest, began a partial recount on Saturday of disputed election results, while a human rights group accused members of the ruling party of running "torture camps" to punish opposition supporters.
A Labour MP has accused his party of running an "unprofessional" campaign for Thursday's local and European elections.
UKIP's opponents accused the party of running a negative and divisive campaign, but UKIP said its message chimed with the feelings of a local electorate which had been badly led down.
"It's 20 years after democracy and we haven't found any political party capable of running this country.
Nao's party trick of running from the top of her range to the bottom is later repeated on the more down-tempo Blue Wine.
Len McCluskey is "dabbling in politics all the time" and focused on the Labour party instead of running Unite, according to a rival who hopes to become the new head of Britain's most powerful union.
Mike Nattrass, a former Ukip deputy leader, recently left the party accusing Farage of running "a totalitarian regime".
President Juan Orlando Hernández's governing party is accused of running a massive kickback scheme in which the national social security service bought medical products for suspiciously high prices. .
