Sentence examples for party worried from inspiring English sources

Clegg says any party worried about short-term popularity would not come into government at a time like this.

He is trying to present himself as the strongest alternative to Howard Dean for the wing of the party worried about a Dean candidacy.

Dark rumours circulated that the incumbent political party, worried about losing its seat, had prevented the stamps – and many polling officers – from reaching the station.

Maybe if that party worried a bit more about guns and a bit less about visas and women's healthcare, we'd see that the enemy is ourselves.

Others suspect a push for amnesty is being sought by a broad contingent of Mr. Mugabe's party worried about accounting for the past.

Zahava Gal-On, a member of the Knesset, the Israeli legislature, and leader of the Meretz party, worried that the accreditation would "bring about academic boycotts of Israel," according to Haaretz.

Some in the party worry that, even if Labour were to support more vigorous spending cuts now and in the future, the electorate would not be won over.

Some in the party worry that if Mr. Donovan is the nominee, his problems could be used against other Democrats in a state where they control all the Congressional seats, all state offices and both houses of the General Assembly.

Some in the party worry that they will score less in the popular vote than the UK Independence Party (UKIP), a Eurosceptic outfit which has pulled ahead of the Lib Dems in some opinion polls.

But the ascent of former ministers and members of Ben Ali's RCD party worries some critics who say they fear their return will be a setback for the revolt against one-party rule and rife corruption.

Some of the big cheeses in the party worry that Nader might siphon off the enthusiastic anti-establishment voters who turned out for and were turned on by Governor Dr Howard Dean.