Sentence examples for party regulation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weicker's victory also raised questions about the state's political party regulation laws that have never come up before.

Under the state's party regulation laws, a finish of under 20percentt for Mr. Morrison would make Connecticut's largest political party a "minor party". Such a loss would humble the powerful machine built by Gov. William A. O'Neill and his predecessors to the point where new Democratic candidates would have to submit petitions to get their names on the ballot until at least 1994.

As said, the latter rules have been determined at deeper levels, either by the actors themselves (first party regulation), or entirely or partly by other actors (second or third or hybrid regulation) [28], as deeper level participants—on the basis of power-conferring rules established at even deeper levels.

These are supposedly democratically elected but party regulations still give unelected party chiefs the final say over village affairs.

Previous congresses have been used to elect top party officials, adopt party regulations and discuss major state policies, according to Seoul's Unification Ministry.

A secret clause in the party regulations forbade the formation of "factions," by which was meant any organized resistance within Communist Party ranks to the directing party organs.

In moribund state-owned enterprises, party members are often as demoralised as ordinary workers and sometimes even lead protests (though party regulations explicitly ban members from joining such activities).In 2000, 82% of private businesses had no party members (all state-owned enterprises have not only members but also party cells).

It got hit with a cease-and-desist order for operating in its home market of San Francisco last August, and later received a fine for violating the California Public Utility Commission's charter party regulations.

"A reform [of the political party regulations] is needed to tackle the crisis of confidence in order for the process of creating a new constitution to be carried out well". .

And we had at least three Tory MPs who could barely contain their fury at Hacked Off's starring role in the Ed Miliband-hosted talks which secured the cross-party regulation deal with David Cameron.

If it's a big, complicated dispute that involves thousands of different parties, regulation or taxation, or both, is often the best remedy.