Sentence examples for the party achieved from inspiring English sources

The Liberal Democrat conference has also become much more lucrative since the party achieved power, making £570,000 last year.

But the party achieved around 26% of the vote in the English local elections - a percentage point lower than last year - and held steady in Wales.

Under her leadership the party achieved important electoral gains against difficult odds in the 2004 general elections, which earned her the nickname "Queen of Elections" in the media.

Party members want reassurance that they will get out of this alive, and ideally with a new support base drawn to what the party achieved on tax, education and the economy.

In the May local elections, the party achieved a record 28% share of the poll, winning control of a number of councils previously held by Labour, such as Liverpool, Sheffield, Stockport, Islington and Oldham.

The rigid discipline of New Labour, which ensured that the party achieved a rare handover of power in June without a shot being fired, appears now distinctly shaky as ministers bicker and supporters of the PM point the finger of blame at the ancien regime for landing them in such a mess.

Full marks, but how on earth will the party achieve this goal?

Ultimately, the LDP's young turks could even have the deciding say in whether the party achieves an accommodation between its warring halves.

Only then, he said, could the party achieve what it has so rarely won in modern presidential elections: a mandate to do big things.

If the line does come through — and Mr. Catsimatidis's $3 billion fortune could go a long way toward helping the party achieve that goal — it would allow the supermarket magnate to continue being a thorn in the side of his more establishment Republican rival, Joseph J. Lhota, a former deputy mayor in the Giuliani administration, should Mr. Lhota win the Republican nomination.

Either the cuts to welfare will be quietly watered down, or much of the country will scream.The strangest thing about the Tory plan is that if the party achieves its goal of a surplus in 2018-19, it will then to undo roughly half the new round of cuts by increasing spending in line with economic growth in 2019-20.