"Ultimately, parties tend to be defined by their most visible personalities".
"Ultimately, one party didn't trust the other party to ship the goods.
The organizers were arrested, and ultimately the party they aimed to preserve was dismantled.
"The fact that the State Council — and, ultimately, the party — controls the interest rate structure is an important lever of power," Mr. Lardy said.
He was by calling and temperament a rebel, a troublemaker, a democrat, a republican and a backbencher, though late in life he became a minister, a loyal deputy to Jim Callaghan and ultimately a party leader.
Ultimately, the party went to Charlotte.
These attempts to soft-pedal an investigation ultimately put party politics and blind obedience to the president above the interests of the nation," said Purdy.
Ultimately the party will settle on a candidate and unite against Obama but the lowered enthusiasm level of one faction or another will likely lead to lowered voting levels.
Ultimately, the party ought to have, but doesn't, as it's frontrunner someone who not only demands low taxation and limited government, but also advocates modest, not overly-transformative reforms to the existing healthcare system.
Ellmers said getting Republicans to agree on one plan is like "herding cats" but that ultimately the party will examine "what has worked and what hasn't worked" about Obamacare to devise a solution.
