Sentence examples for prospective parties from inspiring English sources

"Legislation" includes a proposed treaty required to be submitted by the President to the Senate for its advice and consent from the time the President's representative begins to negotiate its position with the prospective parties to the proposed treaty.

The Independent can now reveal that all prospective parties looking at any property deals with the group have been asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA), meaning that, legally, they cannot discuss what they have seen and what they want to do.

Talks with prospective parties to buy the club are continuing.

"The challenge for us as prospective parties of government is that we are not treated the same as UKIP, in the sense that people expect us to provide answers, and that's what we are doing," he said.

Brazil's present constitution was negotiated among the two then-major political parties, new prospective parties, politicians from the left, right and center, academics and the military.

Each made quick work of skating from their changes in stance ("I'm glad we didn't do it back then and that cooler heads prevailed"), but it was a stark example of how politically motivated their opinions were, that as long as it was what was right for their prospective parties at that time, then that was the way it should be handled.

One in Cheltenham recalled meeting the prospective party leader as a young MP.

Sheep-like in their eagerness to support their prospective party leader, they swallowed whatever he offered them.

Specialist journalists are traditionally required to predict the major figures of the next generation: prospective party leaders, future England captains, potential poet laureates.

Its findings will fuel the debate between prospective party leaders about how to construct an economic policy with popular public appeal.

Hitler's powerful oratory got a Ukip MEP into trouble earlier this year, when he advised prospective party candidates to use the Nazi leader's style.