Sentence examples for restoring party from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the selection of Philip Mangula, former secretary-general of the party (1995 2007), as vice-chairman for the mainland branch was seen as a positive step toward restoring party unity.

The same happened to the Tories (names such as Bill Cash spring painfully to mind) and look what became of them.Second time aroundIf restoring party discipline, once lost, is a tall order, so too is expecting the prime minister fundamentally to change his modus operandi.

Restoring party morale with three days of rousing speeches is the easy bit; winning power "after the terrible April 21st", when the Socialists' candidate was knocked out in the first round of the presidential election by the far-right's Jean-Marie Le Pen, will be the hard part.

Tells about later jockeying in the party and describes, at some length, how Sato restored party discipline & received a vote of confidence last Oct.

The shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, due to make a speech on Tuesday promising to restore party links with business if elected leader, is thought to have secured as many as 50 nominations.

Sifton was selected Premier in an effort to restore party unity, and his first cabinet reflected that.

This was painfully obvious last year when the party charged Mrs Gandhi's 38-year-old son and heir apparent, Rahul, with restoring the party's fortunes in UP, India's biggest state.

He would now spend more time restoring the party's popularity, especially among young people.

As with Labour, there is no clear successor to start restoring devastated party morale.

Because that is not, over the longer term, the route to restoring the party's lost credibility on the economy.

His words could be a jolt to rank-and-file Democrats, who consider him a savior capable of restoring their party after several years of embarrassment and disappointment.