Sentence examples for the jlp from inspiring English sources

With its candidates list now complete, the JLP appears ready for the election.

The JLP was the overall winner of elections in April 1962, and Bustamante became premier.

Nobody has yet claimed the JLP leadership, but it may pass to a younger generation.

The JLP is 16 points ahead in the opinion polls, and won a by-election in March.

Clive Mullings, the JLP energy minister, warned that "God brought down fire and brimstone on Sodom and Gomorrah".

Tired of confrontational "garrison" politics, he left the JLP in 1995 and led a centrist ginger group.

It's no wonder the retailer walks with the angels – JLP's head office sits in the shadow of Westminster Cathedral in Victoria.

Waitrose, which is part of the John Lewis Partnership (JLP), had proved immune to the pressure since the onset of the financial crisis.

This narrative of street gangs with ties to the government dates back decades, most famously to the 70s when there was nigh-on civil war in Jamaica, with the People's National Party PNPP) and the Jamaican Labour Party (JLP) recruiting street gangs to help them sway voters, dividing areas of the ghettos up into orange (PNP) and green (JLP), with gunfire crossing from one area to another.

During campaigning for December's election, constitutional change was one of the only issues that the two main parties, the People's National Party (PNP) and the Jamaican Labour Party (JLP), agreed on.

It's rare that the Chancellor gets to be the good guy, but years of lobbying by Mayfield, chairman of the John Lewis Partnership (JLP), seems to have finally persuaded him to side with the angels and bring in tax reliefs making it easier to set up baby, John Lewis-style businesses.