Sentence examples for party of thugs from inspiring English sources

It was once known as a party of thugs, whose leaders opposed the use of English or computers, and allowed lawlessness to flourish when it ruled the state from 2003 to 2007.That the two regional parties dominated in UP was not a surprise.

A scandal erupted a few years ago when it was revealed that Zhirinovsky's party members—a vile collection of thugs who bought themselves a seat on his ticket had such violent, wild parties that they were literally destroying parts of the Duma building.

We never learn what motivates these mobs of ruling-party thugs, many of them so-called "war veterans" whom Mugabe previously recruited to expel white farmers from their property.

Just to make sure of their win, party thugs indulged in a spot of intimidation at some of the polling centres.

He called the BNP "a bunch of thugs dressed up as a political party".

But Howard stood in the town and denounced the BNP as "a bunch of thugs dressed up as a political party".

Last week, the Conservative leader, Michael Howard, went to Burnley to denounce the BNP as "a bunch of thugs dressed up as a political party".

But although the Tory leader poured scorn on the "bunch of thugs dressed up as a political party", his was a high-risk speech - in a town which has seven BNP councillors, but only 47 asylum seekers.

Back then, the ever-ruling party of government stuffed ballot boxes, sent thugs to beat up opponents, or simply locked the polling stations and sent everyone home.

Using the Blue Sphere to continue up the tower, the party comes to a world of clouds, dominated by Byak-ko and an army of thugs.

Because politics is the business of thugs".