Sentence examples for perceived party from inspiring English sources

"We don't want to be picking our general officers based on their perceived party affiliation," said General Clark.

In other words, these perceived party fractures end up ultimately solidifying message.

Voters rejected Labour because they perceived the party as anti-austerity lite".

Aside from the Celtic Tiger's collapse and the loss of economic sovereignty when Ireland was bailed out by the IMF and the European Central Bank, Fianna Fáil lost the faith of an electorate who perceived the party as too close to a nexus of bankers, speculators, builders and other corporate interests.

Standing virtually unopposed as the perceived political party of inclusion and acceptance, Democrats have cast themselves as the only antidote to right-wing hate-mongering.

Here's how voters for each of the major parties perceive the Liberal party: Labor voters think the Liberals are centre-right and this remains generally stable.

But some veterans of past Republican administrations said the candidates' national security stumbles could have a more lasting impact on how voters perceive the party in the future.

The Autopsy Report warned that growing numbers of people were perceiving the party as "'scary,'narrow-mindeded' and 'out of touch' — made up of 'stuffy old men.' " A study of young voters released earlier this week by the College Republicans, "Grand Old Party for a Brand New Generation," came to very similar conclusions.

By contrast, Ms. Johnson is perceived as a party favorite.

He wants to be perceived as a party chronicler, not advocate.

Generally, Britain's ethnic minorities are disillusioned with the party perceived as their "natural home".