Sentence examples for pursuing party from inspiring English sources

Yet nobody could admit to pursuing party interests, for the Boundary Commission only considers appeals based on geography and the maintenance of "local ties".

Piro Misha, an analyst claims that Mr Berisha's party, through employing party activists throughout the public administration had established a "total control" and that this method of pursuing party interests via the state had "gone to an extreme this time".In an interview Mr Rama said that if he won, the task ahead was immense.

But when Isaac's pursuing party enters the lighthouse, they are trapped and ambushed by Karst and Agatio.

First, there were the revelations — surfacing only after the Democrats took control in January — about how Senate Republicans had abused their 40-year majority and secretly used state money to pursue party business.

But he will also pursue party chiefs for millions of euros as compensation in several other cases, including backhanders for building contracts, forged electoral lists and Chirac's extravagant claims for food and drink.

Eichmann pursued party activities in Linz on weekends while continuing in his position at Vacuum Oil in Salzburg.

The Pensions Regulator has the power to pursue parties that it believes should contribute to underfunded schemes, and experts believe that it is considering whether to pursue Green.

City environmental officials say they would welcome a cleanup, but not the stigma of a Superfund designation, which authorizes federal officials to pursue parties responsible for the pollution, and have them pay for the removal of hazards.

A Superfund designation, reserved for the country's most hazardous sites, allows the government to pursue parties responsible for the pollution and require them to pay for the removal of hazards.

The party is now split between those committed to pursuing the party's Islamist goals and those who want to stress good government.

But the party could face difficulty in actually changing the debate process, especially once specific candidates are pursuing the party's nomination.