Sentence examples for replace parties from inspiring English sources

Apart from using these solutions in LP-SIP we should replace parties' identifiers with pseudonyms.

There is talk of creating networks to reach out to citizen organizations, instituting primaries to replace party conferences and perhaps making more use of referendums.

To replace party primaries with this fairer election system requires no federal legislation, or even any changes to most state Constitutions.

By refusing to co-operate with Mr Bersani, the M5S has lost its chance to influence government policy.That may not worry the purists, for whom the M5S exists to replace party democracy with referendums on the internet.

Yet a movement that wants to replace party democracy with internet voting and hold a referendum on Italy's exit from the single currency still won one-fifth of the vote.

In recent weeks, the mayor has spent at least $2 million of his own money on a campaign to urge people to vote for two rounds of nonpartisan elections, which would replace party primaries.

Mr Afriyie - who has denied newspaper claims he is being groomed to replace party leader David Cameron - said he would table an amendment to the European Union (Referendum) Bill on Monday.

In November 1982, amidst rumours that a majority of Labour MPs wanted to replace party leader Michael Foot, Dormand gave a radio interview insisting that "I have absolutely no doubt whatever that the vast majority think that Michael Foot is the man for the job at the moment, and will take us into the next general election".

Van Devanter argued that the advertising firm behind Warren's election had replaced party bosses.

British Future pointed out the seven new Conservative ethnic minority MPs who were elected in May had all replaced party colleagues who were retiring.

In the middle decades of the twentieth century, political consultants replaced party bosses as the wielders of political power gained not by votes but by money.