Sentence examples for removing party from inspiring English sources

L. 102 198 substituted "removing party" for "petitioner".

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg strongly defended his support of nonpartisan elections yesterday, insisting that removing party labels from the ballot broadens political opportunity.

Mr. Bloomberg has said that if removing party labels from the ballot is a good idea, there is no reason to wait.

It may require the removing party to file with its clerk copies of all records and proceedings in such State court or may cause the same to be brought before it by writ of certiorari issued to such State court.

"They want that statement to be removed, and they also want assurances about relaxing controls on journalists — not removing party oversight, but making it more reasonable, allowing reporters to challenge officials," the editor said.

With the recommendation, which will be discussed at public forums in the next month, the stage has been set for a lively exchange between advocates of removing party labels from the ballot -- chief among them the Bloomberg administration -- and the party leaders and others who oppose it.

The first step is to remove party politics from the police service.

In 1996 the state legislature once again intervened, ending local authority to name principals and attempting to remove party and ethnic politics from the system.

There has long been a trend to remove party branding from MPs' materials, but it went a step further this time.

Both sides are guilty, which is why gerrymandering should be dealt with by setting up a national bipartisan commission that removes party from the process of drawing district lines, not by having Democrats out-gerrymander their Republican counterparts.

At the last minute, there was a Republican push in Texas to remove party identification from the ballot, but that went nowhere.