Sentence examples for performance of the party from inspiring English sources
The Keys are based on the theory that presidential election results are referenda on the performance of the party controlling the White House.
The theory behind the keys is that presidential elections are determined primarily by the performance of the party holding the White House.
Correction: February 28 , 2001 Wednesday An article yesterday about the resignation of William D. Powers as chairman of the New York State Republican Party misstated the performance of the party's candidate for governor, Pierre A. Rinfret, in 1990.
But perhaps the biggest surprise was the lackluster performance of the Liberal Democrats, who showed no sign of the major breakthrough that many had expected after the show-stealing performance of the party's leader, Nick Clegg, in three televised election debates that were the centerpiece of the campaign.
But in most by-elections, the outcome is viewed as a verdict on the performance of the party in government.
Handfield and Bechtel (2002) made an important contribution on this issue by stressing that the management of relational forms of governance based on trust leads to substantial improvements in the responsiveness of the entire supply chain, thereby improving lead time and, consequently, the performance of all the parties involved.
Yet it was hastened by the poor performance of the Congress party, India's biggest, UP's former ruler and the dalits' original champion.
"The performance of the ruling party is good but the competition was strong," Merga told reporters at the release of the final results.
Here's the comparison over the past 100 years of real (inflation-adjusted), per-capita G.D.P. growth over the course of the president's term to performance of the incumbent party: G.D.P. growth explains about 12 percent of election results.
In the referendum model, only the performance of the incumbent party's candidate matters: the opponents could nominate Lyndon H. LaRouche or Jesus H. Christ, and it wouldn't make much difference.
Political scientists reckon that economic fundamentals strongly influence the performance of the incumbent party in big elections, and that voters place the biggest emphasis on the most recent trends in such things as income and employment.
