Sentence examples for sympathetic party from inspiring English sources

In 1985 his father arranged to have him transferred to China's wealthier and more reform-minded coast, where he served under a more sympathetic party chief with ties to his father.

With the election just weeks away, lawmakers are essentially in the position of taking either the side of the Saudi government — not a particularly sympathetic party — or those still grieving and aggrieved family members.

The "empathy standard," as Republicans have portrayed it, is one that a judge might use to trump the clear letter of the law or to provide support to the weaker argument in a case where the less sympathetic party has the legal upper hand.

Perhaps that is why he has offered "absolute co-operation" to sympathetic parties, seeking a broad coalition, for example to get legislation through Parliament's upper house, where the BJP has only 48 of 243 seats.Those inclusive intentions may clash with his leadership style—"authoritarian", says a sympathetic journalist in Gujarat.

Bravo Badawi Two nations divided In the dark The wild west The verdict ReprintsThe Tigers' proxies, an alliance of sympathetic parties and their own nominees, benefit from campaigning in what is in effect a one-party sub-state, where rival candidates face harassment, or worse.

He whispered his treason to any sympathetic Labor party or journalistic ear.

The group of refugees has since been meeting with anyone who will give them an audience, including representatives of the United Nations, government ministers and politicians affiliated with sympathetic political parties.

Sindelar was known to be 'not sympathetic' to the party, it was reported.

He is eager to ensure the successor to the pro-Syrian Mr Lahoud is more sympathetic to his party.

"He was just doing inventory," Finkbiner said, addressing my earlobe as if it were a neutral party, sympathetic to his contempt for me.

It was no secret that she was sympathetic to the party but this was her first foray from the world of sports and business into politics.