Sentence examples for party rise from inspiring English sources

Wilfried Martens, a Belgian politician who is president of the largest grouping of European parties from the center-right, the European People's Party, said it was "disheartening to see a populist party rise to third place in Finland".

He also founded the anti-Islamic political party Rise Up Australia.

Those who helped the party rise shared a willingness to lead the country by standing on a centrist platform flexible enough to handle a wide range of views.

If more Republicans abandon Trump, and he goes down in flames in November, expect to see a leaner, stronger, smarter Republican party rise from the ashes.

The first night of the Democratic National Convention on Monday was, rightly, not about the clothes: It was about trying to unify the party, rise above the opponent and so on, as many of my colleagues have described.

British climate change sceptic Christopher Monckton has thrown his support behind the hard-right, anti-multiculturalism party Rise Up Australia, one of many micro-parties hoping to win a seat in Victoria's upper house.

Thomas Friedman ("Third party rising," Views, Oct. 4) misunderstands the source of America's political paralysis.

Even Moscow joined the party, rising 18.3%, albeit from a low base.

In the mid-2000s the Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) party rose to power in Bolivia with the promise of promoting an alternative development model that would respect the environment.

Just as in Weimar Germany, when Hitler's National Socialist German Workers' party rose from obscurity, opponents have remained eerily quiet.

A bilingual lawyer, he spent much of his political career in Quebec's provincial Liberal party, rising to become environment minister.