Sentence examples for ruling partnership from inspiring English sources
On average black South Africans earned around 26,000 rand a year in 2010, when incomes were last tallied.The country's official trade unions, who are in a formal ruling partnership with the ANC and the South African Communist Party, are in danger of losing credibility.
After all, it was almost six months ago that Chancellor Wolfgang Schüssel and his centre-right People's Party ended their ruling partnership with the far-right Freedom Party, because the latter was being torn apart by feuds, largely over the role of its maverick behind-the-scenes leader, Jörg Haider.
But can Mr Renzi risk launching his career in national politics by stitching up a deal with, on the one hand, a right-wing leader who has just walked out of a ruling partnership with the PD and, on the other, a self-declared populist and ex-comedian whose aim is to destroy the PD (along with every other party)?
By contrast, one local authority effectively pushed smaller local providers out of tenders by ruling out partnership bids and requiring a minimum turnover.
"Macedonia has never had a ruling political class that is not dominated or in close partnership with the secret police or the criminal community," Saracini added.
Several lawmakers from Mr Ma's ruling party, the Kuomintang, attended.It is unclear whether the bill will now pass, but Victoria Hsu, head of the Taiwan Alliance to Promote Civil Partnership Rights, which pushed for it, is optimistic.
Arpaio appealed that ruling.
On Monday, without oral argument, the high court by a 5-4 votossedsed that ruling in American Tradition Partnership v. Bullock.
This ruling, in Western Tradition Partnership v. Bullock, is in direct contradiction to the Citizens United finding that independent spending by corporations or any other entity cannot corrupt elected officials or cause the appearance of corruption and therefore cannot be banned.
The Saudi ruling bargain is an old partnership between the al-Saud tribe and the Wahhabi religious sect.
