Sentence examples for powerful third party from inspiring English sources

In The  Ex-Wife, Katherine Mansfield is the powerful third party in a relationship.

Our current system guards against a powerful third party, and the main achievement of the Lib Dems has been to remove electoral reform from the political agenda.

Bin Laden has added a new wrinkle: take action against, and draw reprisal from, an especially powerful third party; namely, the United States.

The impulse of the developmental economist in those days would have been to remove the "impediments" to growth — to swoop in and have some powerful third party deal with the "war-like Indians".

Though the Jamaat party only won two out of 300 seats in the last election, their presence as a powerful third party in politics has remained unquestioned – until now.

The left-leaning Working Families Party, which has evolved into arguably the most powerful third party in the state, has decided to focus its considerable organizational resources on ousting Mr. Espada and electing a little-known candidate who is running his first race — Jose Gustavo Rivera, 34, a former aide to Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand.

Unabashedly left-leaning, the Working Families Party is the latest in a line of little-known but powerful third parties in New York.

This is again down to the work of Amit Shah, not only for bringing up the vote share, but also distributing it to the right seats to beat out the powerful third parties.

Both of you will come under great stress, and powerful third parties you haven't even met yet will likely come into the mix, bringing a whole set of biases of their own.

There's also a powerful third-party API for the gadget, but it's good to see Google still exploring first-party apps for its pet media project, too.

Insurgencies by industrial workers, powerful third-party threats to replace capitalism with something else, rallies and marches of the unemployed, and, yes, occupations, even seizures of private property, foreclosures forestalled by infuriated neighbors, and a pervasive sense that the old order needed burying had their lasting effect.