Sentence examples for permitted parties from inspiring English sources
The leftists, some from legally permitted parties such as the Mexican Workers Partyy and others from semiclandestine organizations, taunted the police for 45 minutes, throwing rocks and bottles at them, before the police charged.
Whereas, a private blockchain model would allow the IRS and only other permitted parties to view the blockchain data.
It doesn't matter if it's a Social Democrat or a Liberal, a Christian Democrat or an Environmentalist, a simply an independent non-conformist; if they don't agree with the dictates of the only permitted party -- the Communist Party -- they are taken as opponents, mercenaries, traitors, in short, they are classified as agents in the pay of the imperialists.
"Because we have a law that doesn't permit parties to function normally.
The draft law, which must be ratified by parliament, permits parties that commit to "principles of democracy" but prohibits those affiliated to organisations outside Syria and those based on religion, tribe, denomination or profession, the state media agency Sana reported.
It imposes fines up to $3,000 for contributing or permitting parties deemed excessive.
At its first meeting in February March, the fifth plenum (numbered consecutively from the last national party congress) adopted policies to boost the role of the private sector and to permit party members to engage in private business for the first time.
This made a clean sweep for the general of all five of the permitted political parties, turning the election into a referendum.
As required by 5 U.S.C. 1003(b), 5 U.S.C.A. § 1003(b), the notice permitted 'interested' parties to file statements or briefs.
Mr. Museveni's leadership would be far more impressive if he permitted opposition parties and free elections, a point Mr. Bush should insist on.
On June 29 and 30, this Court held a hearing on plaintiff's motion for a preliminary injunction and then permitted the parties additional time to brief the legal and factual issues presented.
