Sentence examples for troubled party from inspiring English sources

She might stop the slide in the polls, but is she really the charismatic saviour of her troubled party?

Weirdly, Mr Asao is putting up with the sniping.Another troubled party boss is Banri Kaieda, head of the DPJ.

His switch confirms what we already know, that the Conservatives are a troubled party in relation to Europe and several other issues.

She claims from the beginning that her project is to rehabilitate the troubled party boy turned philosopher, to show that his irresponsible behaviors were caused by a glimpse of some deep, unsettling truth.

Mid-term local elections can set the political weather, giving a boost to party activists or a shot in the arm to a troubled party leader, but they are not always a reliable indicator of what will happen at a general election.

"The question is, how much of this is sour grapes?" There's little doubt, though, the already troubled party, which dominates the Legislature but has lost the past two presidential elections, will take a PR drubbing.

For leaders of troubled parties the nightmarish political stories, the ones that can destroy them, are those with no obvious end.

His comments come during troubled times for the party, and follow comments from the Lib Dem president, Tim Farron, who said the party is in a "critical state" and that its survival was not guaranteed.

Conservative sources said Labour was "massively vulnerable" on the issue and are keen to evoke memories of the party's troubled relations with the unions in the 1970s.

But the party's troubled demographics, as well as the history of these self-financed candidates getting roughed up by the political process, may give pause to other wealthy Californians, party officials said.

Downing Street believed the Tories had their dream candidate when Afzal Amin won the nomination to fight Dudley North in a corner of the West Midlands that symbolises the party's troubled history on race relations.