In this election it did little to repair the damage, failing to present a distinctive programme.
The party under Ed Miliband still had time to present a distinctive economic alternative, but he warned that waiting longer would mean that the window will be closed.
Beyond criticizing Republican policies and vowing to fight for the interests of the middle class, which every Presidential candidate does, Romney included, Obama has so far failed to present a distinctive and snappy message of his own.
"Each tartan is composed of threads of several different colors, but when woven into a single cloth, presents a distinctive pattern or signature that distinguishes one clan from another," he said.
Leibniz's account of modality opens the way for him to present a distinctive kind of compatibilist theory of free will.
Conservative party vice chairman Michael Fabricant said the party had struggled to present a distinctive message, while UKIP managed to attract Tory voters on issues such as crime and immigration.
While this provides an enviable starting point for PET ligand discovery effort, it also presents a distinctive challenge on how to identify the right leads for PET imaging from such large compound pools.
This study presents a distinctive method for fabricating large-area Ni-silicide/Si heterostructured nanowire arrays by combining nanosphere lithography, metal-induced catalytic etching, glancing angle deposition, and solid state reaction.
Temporal parts accounts of vague persistence are defended by Sider (2001, section 4.9) (Sider presents a distinctive argument which will be discussed in section 8) and Heller (2000); these are criticised by Lowe (2005).
Tory Party vice chairman Michael Fabricant said the party had struggled to present a distinctive message while UKIP had managed to connect with traditional blue-collar Tory voters on issues such as immigration and crime in a way that the Conservatives had not.
