Sentence examples for party trading from inspiring English sources

The love fest continued throughout the press conference, with each party trading not insults, but compliments.

The late 1940s had seen a highly effective campaign against communism, with Harry Truman bringing the full weight of the government down on the party, trade unions expelling party members and Whittaker Chambers exposing communist agents in the government.

If such attacks are designed to counter Ms Le Pen's policy of dédiabolisation (de-demonisation), they may backfire: her party trades on portraying itself as the victim of Paris-based contempt.

That profit and loss account would also show, unlike existing financial statements, the split of activity between intra-group and third party trade.

There are also 14 from the party Trade Unionists and Socialists Against Cuts, eight from the new group Independents for Bristol, six UKIP members and two from the Birthday Party.

LGBT clubs like the KitKatClub have continued the legacy of the Paradise Garage and 90s gay after-hours party Trade in the UK, championing inclusively over exclusivity.

But other changes have helped, too: Vito has quit drinking and partying, trading in beers with his teammates for juice.

It also saw repeated controversy, with parties trading accusations of breaching election commission rules and of inciting voters along religious lines.

Yet the Arab resolution did not call for a resumption of the "secondary" boycott, against third parties trading with Israel, which was patchily in force until the Israeli-Palestinian breakthrough at Oslo in 1993.

In New York, the major parties traded seats on Long Island.

Most political parties, trade unions, businessmen and bankers are with him.