Sentence examples for party principal from inspiring English sources

The great thing about being Green party principal speaker is that we are plural: and you need two when dealing with the mystery of the Goldsmiths, Britain's wealthy and powerful tribe of rightwing greens.

In the wake of the highly publicized parties, principals of high schools throughout Westchester have recently felt compelled to confront the problems of teenage drinking.

Yeltsin, the party's principal assassin, was the most powerful man in the country.

A Lib-Lab coalition does not have to be either party's principal aim.

The Tory peer Lord Fink is to replace Cruddas as the party's principal treasurer, it was announced on Sunday.

The party's principal 2010 campaign document, its "Pledge to America," doesn't vow to cut even earmarks — which barely amount to a rounding error in the federal budget anyway.

Mr. Clinton, who has been the party's principal fund-raiser in recent years, will leave office in January and told an audience yesterday in New York that he would never run for office again.

Mr. Clinton, who had hoped to be one of his party's principal voices after leaving office, has been thrown so thoroughly onto the defensive that he has had little to say about Mr. Bush's tax-cut proposals or his administration's first steps away from Clinton-era foreign, economic and security policy.

The former Conservative prime minister said it was "shameful" Labour had not rejected a deal with a party "whose principal aim is to break up the UK".

"If the outcome of the general election is inconclusive, will they refuse to govern with the support of a party whose principal aim is to break up the UK".

Ramírez is thought to be the party's principal financier.