Sentence examples for tiny party from inspiring English sources

The court decided that a tiny party, Christian Democracy (DC), had a right to stand.

The Falange remained a tiny party, dependent on subsidies from Benito Mussolini's Italy for its survival.

If Sharad Yadav wins, then his former friend, Laloo, will probably split an already tiny party, diluting its relevance further.

When his tiny party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), boycotted the 2008 general election, the gesture did not affect the outcome.

His tiny party could be swept from parliament by the electoral reforms backed by the main centre-left group, the Democratic Party.

Instead of turning his attention to the struggling economy and weak currency, Mr Ponta has begun talks with a tiny party, the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania.

Sewing and pasting, Yumiko Inada creates a landscape of tiny party-dressed stick figures (think Polly Apfelbaum crossed with Jon Pylypchuk and a little Klimt) who are less innocent than they first appear.

Yet Mr Zapatero has to negotiate such plans with tiny parties, mostly on the left.

Tiny parties with obscure sources of cash sprouted up like mushrooms before elections.

Labour was forced to deal with members of various tiny parties, who used their unexpected clout to hold up legislation and make difficult demands.

The fact that each one gets a state subsidy helps explain why more than 20 mostly tiny parties will contest the 65 seats.