Sentence examples for which was party from inspiring English sources
Corinna Ferguson, legal officer for Liberty, which was party to the case, said: "This sensible judgment requires the government to introduce a more nuanced system for disclosing this type of sensitive personal data to employers.
Instead of dismissing the lawsuit as an act of sabotage by the teachers' union, which was party to it, city officials should be building bridges to the parents, community leaders and the angry state lawmakers who joined this suit out of frustration with the city's tactics.
The sea poured over the sea wall on to the terrace of the pub (which was party HQ for the Australian sailing team during the Olympics) but the storm shutters that had been hastily put up did their job and kept the interior dry.
Young, dumb musicians following the trend of the day, which was party, party, party, which is what everybody did.
In a further complication, there are also restrictions against having panellists from nations which are party to the process, either as complainant, defendant, or a third party.
Generally, the various roles in research collaboration can be assumed by any stakeholder which is party to the collaboration.
He concludes that great care in compiling and cross-checking of status data is essential, especially for countries, such as the United Kingdom, which are party to regional patent issuing authorities.
Of course, in Europe, Microsoft and the other companies which were party to the complaint to the European Commission, argue that Google has used its virtual monopoly to stop rivals gaining ground.
4) Refraining from contacts with foreign companies or organizations which are parties to contracts and deals with Iranian public organizations.
5) Refraining from receiving commissions for any reason whatsoever, from companies and organizations, foreign or Iranian, which are parties to contracts or deals with the Iranian government.
Advocates of the straw poll argue the money helps finance the caucuses, which are party-run, not state-run, elections.
