Sentence examples for studies party from inspiring English sources

They didn't come to power with the same confidence," said Chen Ziming, a commentator in Beijing who studies party affairs.

I am a public health researcher who studies party drug use in the nightclub scene.

The quick-witted Bielski told him they were studying party history.

History, Qu argued, is not about a diversity of views and facts: "Studying Party history is mainly to increase social consensus and unity".

Sam followed these books with Liverpool Labour: Social and Political Influences on the Development of the Labour Party in Liverpool, 1900-1939 (1996), in which he pioneered a way of studying party allegiances through reconstructing (from scattered sources) the voting results of annual municipal elections at ward level.

Internally, things aren't exactly brighter: Monica Poletti, who has been studying party membership for Queen Mary University, found that "Tory members in 2017 were older than they were in 2015 – on average, in 2015 they were 54, and this year it was 57 and four out of ten are over 66".

Before and after the 2010 election, Tory ministers accused quangos such as the Audit Commission of wasting public money by studying parties' and thinktanks' plans and manifesto commitments.

Visiting a college town can sure bring back memories: dorm living, late night studying, partying to excess, roaming the campus dressed like vampires.

I didn't have to study partying.

The great thing about studying parties is that people are at their most honest.

"The fundamental forces of ethnic studies are party organizations and party-led agencies and people engaged in ethnic work," according to the aforementioned MINZU UNIVERSITY OF CHINA MINZU UNIVERSITY OF CHINA leader (Su, 1958).