Sentence examples for party relations from inspiring English sources

The PCF was generally pro-Soviet, and it reestablished party relations with the Chinese Communist Party in 1982.

WASHINGTON — It is a testament to the decline in party relations in the House that a simple private meeting Wednesday between Democratic and Republican leaders to discuss an economic stimulus plan was treated as remarkable.

Mr. McConnell, so frosted by proposed rules changes that he called "a mortal threat" to "one of the most cherished safeguards of our government," took his umbrage to the floor Monday, warning of a "naked power grab" that would eventually "poison party relations even more," he said.

I think Yoshida's attitude is reflected in Sony's third party relations and their frequent partnerships with indie studios.

According to "third party relations" Q&A document released on the Sony Developers site we'll be seeing Playstation Home in October.

It "would poison party relations even more," he warns, and "would prevent the very possibility of compromise and threaten to make the disputes of the past few years look like pillow fights".

Whereas envy is a two party relation, with a third relatum that is a good (albeit a good that could be a particular person's affections); and the envious person's locus of concern is the rival.

So it is likely that inter-party relations will be strictly sexual rather than romantic.

Intra- and inter-party relations may well be soothed by this removal from the Senedd in Cardiff Bay.

So far, reports from the developers involved in the programme, including UK outfits Crash Lab and Fat Pebble, are positive, and Zynga has brought in Rob Dyer, who ran third-party relations for Sony Computer Entertainment America, to oversee the business.

Particularly compares sociological and economic models of legislative behavior, applying those models to floor decision making, committee behavior, political parties, relations with other branches of the federal government, and elections.