Sentence examples for performance of a party from inspiring English sources

In the few regions where they were able to register, they won no more than 2% support.The main surprise was the performance of a party that few had heard of.

So this result – the performance of a party that is openly xenophobic, and has campaigned on an anti-immigrant, anti-Islam platform, despite replacing the threatening face of the father with the blonde and smiling one of the daughter – is the current focus of all debate.

The local muscularity is not as extreme as Labour's was during those two unruly decades, but there are parallels in ideological restiveness, wariness of leaders and in the inevitable tensions that arise in by-elections when the performance of a local party can have an important impact on the fate of the national leadership.

However, the New South Wales Fisheries Scientific Committee — which is required by law to review the performance of all parties involved in the Shark Meshing Program — has for years reported its concerns about the scientific and research aspects of the program, in particular the claim that the program has been effective at providing a safer environment for swimmers.

As it turned out, Habayit Hayehudi was eclipsed by the performance of a new, centrist party, Yesh Atid (There is a Future), led by former TV personality Yair Lapid.

The reviews of the impromptu performance, at a party that Mr. Jennings and Ms. Freed gave for Ms. Sherr on Tuesday, were good.

At the One Love Peace Concert in 1978, he brought together the leaders of Jamaica's warring political parties and forced them to join hands during a performance of his party anthem "Jammin'".

In the minuscule Stage Left Studio Theater his performance feels like that of a party guest who suddenly had a manic Robin Williams attack and knocked everybody's socks off.

The whole event was meant to be an artistic performance, not just a party, and part of the performance was the long voyage to get there, which created the myth, the aura, of voyaging afar to reach some wild destination".

What struck French analysts was the good performance of a coalition of green parties, known as Europe Ecology, led by Daniel Cohn-Bendit, and the revival of the far-right, anti-immigrant National Front, which was running almost even with the ecologists for third place.

But in most by-elections, the outcome is viewed as a verdict on the performance of the party in government.