Sentence examples for term party from inspiring English sources

The community was ready to become a movement (Casaleggio disavows the term party).

In 1944, when Roosevelt decided to seek a fourth term, party conservatives, especially Southerners, opposed Wallace's renomination.

It appears to be a rural orgy palace that gives new meaning to the term party school.

At the same time he set up a broad government based on his "Movement" (he disdains the term party), though it also included opposition leaders.

That term "party drug" is used – with amusing clumsiness – by the mother of Maddie, who is a recent drama school graduate struggling to find her way in the world.

Because the notion of a legitimate opposition to the elected government did not yet exist, and because the term party remained an epithet that was synonymous with faction, meaning an organized effort to undermine the public interest, Jefferson and Madison were labeled as traitors by the Federalist press.

At the superficial level of short-term party management, it has been a success.

In order to maintain a long-term party, they have to do it".

The Lib Dems are frustrated by Miliband's attitude, arguing he is playing short-term party politics.

But it is also about priorities and strategies and about the tensions between the inevitable focus on the EU in the referendum and longer-term party prospects.

Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, a long-term party aide, and Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón Ruiz-Gallardónr, look set to be cabinet stars.