Sentence examples for treated parties from inspiring English sources

Prior to Monsieur Duverger's "Les Partis Politiques" in 1951, most political theorists had treated parties as the unfortunate afterbirth of democracies.

I treated the internet the way I imagine people without anxiety disorders treat parties – a room full of potential new friends to talk to without inhibition.

According to the type of work unit reported by respondents, we treat party and government offices, public institutions, social organizations, and state or collective owned enterprises as employed in state/collective sectors, and treat all other responses as not employed in state/collective sectors.

In addition, the prolonged therapy sessions lead to more contact with the treating party.

Employees were treated to parties and musical performances by Beyoncé and the d.j.j

"Medical personnel and hospitals have been deliberately targeted and are treated by parties to the conflict as military objectives," the report said.

Opposition MP Chiam See Tong complained that the Government had not treated opposition parties fairly as regards applications for licences for events.

This is especially hard when being cultural means yummy treats, parties, shopping, and time with family and friends (insert appropriate amount of time for non-Catholics to take pity on us).

A latecomer to politics, the chancellor has treated the party as a vehicle rather than as a home.

Last autumn, after September's referendum on Scottish independence, Johann Lamont resigned as Scottish Labour leader, claiming that Westminster colleagues treated the party like "a branch office".

He said last night that he had been disowned by Labour party and was not planning to attend his constituency election count because of the way he had been treated by party workers.