Sentence examples for upon the party from inspiring English sources
The elders abhorred Mr Koizumi's calls for painful change ("Reform with no sacred cows") and his attacks upon the party ("Change the LDP, change Japan").
Proximus seeks to marginalize the more strident talking heads by offering itself up to — or if necessary, forcing itself upon — the party as a 21st-century mouthpiece.
Stalin called upon the party to "liquidate the kulaks as a class" (Dec. 27, 1929), and the Central Committee resolved that an "enormous majority" of the peasant households should be collectivized by 1933.
Mr. McCain is likely to depend upon the party, which finished April with an impressive $40 million in the bank and has significantly higher contribution limits, to an unprecedented degree to power his campaign, Republican officials said.
Despite an unconvincing alibi — he just happened to be in the area, handing out copies of his memoir, and had stumbled upon the party — Popeye was released, for lack of evidence.
A year ago who would have expected to hear phrases such as 'authority of the House of Commons', 'an elected House of Lords' and 'recipe for gridlock' being beamed out on Radio 2? The post of constitutional affairs spokesman is one of those imaginative Tory euphemisms forced upon the party after May 1.
The ICJ, whose decisions are binding upon the parties and extremely influential generally, possesses both contentious and advisory jurisdiction.
The 15-member council also "called upon the parties to prevent the situation from escalating and to reach an immediate humanitarian ceasefire".
Whether or not he can make real progress by the end of the year will depend upon the parties agreeing on a way forward.
The UN security council expressed "grave concern" at the resumption of hostilities and called upon the parties to resume negotiations to urgently reach a "sustainable and lasting ceasefire".
A Canadian reporter says don't forget to address human resource issues: "Regardless of the type of sale, it's incumbent upon the parties to consider the H.R. issues that will arise.
