Sentence examples for party preserves from inspiring English sources

At a time when politics in Germany is widely disparaged or even dismissed, this party preserves an almost atavistic link with Bavarians.

BOSTON — President Obama came to Massachusetts on Sunday in hopes of rescuing the flailing candidacy of Martha Coakley, the Democratic candidate in an election on Tuesday that will determine whether the party preserves a 60-vote majority in the Senate needed to keep alive health care legislation and the rest of the president's agenda.

In the English Civil Wars (1642 51), the name was adopted by Charles I's supporters, who contemptuously called their opponents Roundheads; at the Restoration, the court party preserved the name Cavalier, which survived until the rise of the term Tory.

June's election handed a narrow election victory to the pro-bailout New Democracy party, preserving the deal that guarantees the country access to vital eurozone funds.

The two parties preserved a semblance of unity until after the election on June 7th, but now the undignified endgame has begun.

Cantor was simultaneously trying to reposition a deeply unpopular party and preserve his credibility with the most conservative members of the House.

The announcement appeared intended to shore up his political standing with an increasingly restive electorate and within his own party to preserve his parliamentary leadership position.

If he has to choose between some Götterdämmerung in which he stages one last battle with his party and preserving New Labour for his successor, there's no serious doubt about which it will be.

The permanent display includes a selection of these, some Qing-dynasty scrolls and, on the top floor, a show of about 100 indifferent foreign paintings donated by a German collector, Peter Ludwig. Untilrecently culture was seen as strictly the party's preserve, but now the boom in public-museum building is being echoed in the private sector.

And if Ukip wants to mark itself out as the party for preserving Britain's distinctiveness it should start by ensuring that this country does not fall into the malaise afflicting much of the rest of Europe, where Islamophobia and anti-Muslim hatred are increasingly the norm.

Republicans, however, criticized the decision, accusing Specter of betraying his principles and party to preserve his political career.