Sentence examples for ruling machinery from inspiring English sources
The Ross Perot faction of the Reform Party retook control of its ruling machinery today during a meeting here of party leaders that was so rowdy and divisive that the police threatened at several points to intervene.
In an unusual move, he is also reaching out to Democrats and independent voters. 1 Perot Faction Regains Party The Ross Perot faction of the Reform Party retook control of the party's ruling machinery during a meeting of party leaders that was so rowdy that the police threatened at several points to intervene.
It will face the formidable electoral machinery of the ruling party, Golkar, which, thanks to the 75 seats hitherto reserved for the armed forces, has a guaranteed block of support in the 500-seat parliament.Indonesia's armed forces not only defend the state; they also serve a political role, and soldiers are installed at every level of administration from the cabinet down.
He also faced a stiff challenge in the Wharton-trained interior secretary Mar Roxas, who was expected to leverage the formidable machinery of the ruling party.
And the ruling Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) still has two powerful weapons: its well-oiled machinery of patronage and the incoherence of the main opposition, the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ).
Mid-level officials in a ruling party mechanism cannot be automatically labeled as enthusiastic or even willing supporters of the machinery of oppression.
Rivals and voters fear that the ruling National Conference, a family dynasty that has controlled the state on and off for 50 years, will use its huge state machinery to influence the outcome.
Arpaio appealed that ruling.
For a lot of Mexicans, it seems that the "old" democratic machinery is working for the new ruling group.
The truth is there is no cure-all for the ethical, moral and practical problems capital punishment raises -- that is, short of a Supreme Court ruling finally abolishing the inherently cruel and unusual "machinery of death," as Justice Harry Blackmun termed it.
