Collocations withparty
These are words often used in combination withparty.
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affected party
However halting, the emergence of politically powerful unions dramatically affected party politics and generated new questions about political finance.
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aggrieved party
The aggrieved party subsequently filed the case twice more at the high court.
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all-night party
When my constituents complain about an all-night party, it is perceived as a complaint on racial grounds rather than on noise grounds, and frequently it is not.
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boarding party
The ships would need safe and efficient systems for launching and recovering the boat used by the boarding party.
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centrist party
He conceived of it as the embryo of a future centrist party which would include politicians from both the left and right.
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communist party
The convention contained eight articles which would have committed the signatories to 'close co-operation' with the communist party.
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consenting party
I was not a consenting party to it.
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conservative party
Representatives of industry and the conservative party considered the threat to fresh waters and fish and forest productivity due to acid rains as exaggerated.
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contending party
The varying strengths of the contending parties determined the outcome.
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contracting party
In a second step, based on these statements, each contracting party chooses how much to learn about the projects.
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disinterested party
He is a disinterested party and can therefore answer these questions objectively in winding up the debate.
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dominant party
One reason for this was the structure of representation within the dominant party, which allowed conflicting aspirations to be accommodated.
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engagement party
At the engagement party, however, their endurance fails them and both, separately, disappear.
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farewell party
So we are not pronouncing the obsequies; we are attending a farewell party.
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fraternity party
An ad in the school paper got them their first joba fraternity party that turned into a food fight.
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governing party
Governing party support and prime ministerial approval are fractionally cointegrated.
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green party
They have claimed often enough to be supporters of the environment and to be a green party.
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guilty party
The guilty party was proclaimed to be legally dead, with all the financial consequences that that entailed.
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holiday party
It deals with the occasional situation when a holiday party arrives on a charter flight and claims asylum en bloc.
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hunting party
Accompanied by seven elephants, the hunting party approached the tiger.
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incumbent party
Under favourable economic conditions the likelihood of voting among those supporting the incumbent party increases relative to those who support the other party.
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injured party
The former thus entitled the injured party to compensation, the latter did not.
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lavish parties
Together they held lavish parties which the elite of society would attend.
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left-wing party
The middle-of-the-road leader of the left-wing party is always in very grave danger in having to give hostages to fortune, to the left wing of his party.
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leftist party
Furthermore, the governments of the 1980s and 1990s confronted continuing political protest, civic movements, and a resurgence of leftist party activity.
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losing party
We have excluded as uncontested any election in which the losing party received less than 10 per cent of the vote.
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mainstream party
Many people and groups of people have to be directly involved in governmental decision-making and, in particular, people outside the orbit of mainstream party politics.
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major party
To accommodate is to compete by adopting positions closer to those of the other major party.
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minority party
Only fifteen times in a total of 106 cases has a sitting majority party member been unseated in favor of a minority party contestant.
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nationalist party
It is interesting that 39 per cent of those supporting an explicitly nationalist party do not see themselves as nationalist.
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neutral party
A neutral party also ought to be involved.
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offended party
That put a premium on perjury and misrepresentation, and was asking too much of the offended party.
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offending party
Presumably, if one party intentionally or negligently injured another party, then the offending party owes the injured party compensation as a matter of corrective justice.
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opposing party
There are numerous reasons given for opposing party primaries.
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opposition party
In addition, they freed prisoners from the opposition party, and in the process 6,500 others managed to escape.
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party activist
During this period, a new brand of party activist joined the party in large numbers.
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party affiliation
That is, nearly two-thirds of party affiliation is 'independent' of what the literature has identified as key constituency characteristics.
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party apparatus
It did not aim at the mobilisation of the masses but opted for gradual reforms controlled by the party apparatus.
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party boss
The local party boss explained why his first wife was so valuable to him.
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party cadres
A second plausible effect of early trends on later-voting states targets voter enthusiasm and party cadre work effort- turnout effects-in the later states.
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party caucus
This would imply that the overall median of each committee does not statistically differ from the median of the majority party caucus.
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party functionaries
It seemed quite clear from discussions with both party functionaries and staff that few genuinely believed that ' enemy activity ' played a significant role in illegal emigration.
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party headquarters
Apart from a handful of custodial and low-level administrative staff, the national party headquarters are generally empty.
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party platform
There may be no discernible party platform, if politics is a matter of appealing to ascriptive loyalties rather than broader interests.
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party registration
Electoral institutions - party registration rules and electoral systems - determine the extent of both types of costs.
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political party
The different patterns of financial policies and regulatory reforms are in turn the outputs of incentives and power resources mediated by different political party structures.
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populist party
For the most part, assimilationist threat, restrictionism and isolationism have strong, significant and positive effects on voting for this right-wing populist party.
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progressive party
However, when they are young, they are often not merely naturally progressive, but they know which is the naturally progressive party.
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radical party
A radical party is suddenly reverting to traditional conservatism—but only on the constitution.
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raiding party
The sentry sounded the alarm, and the raiding party got back into the lorry and disappeared.
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rave party
On the day following his arrest, he was arrested for a public order offence at a rave party.
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respective party
Secondly, while the negotiations are conducted by party representatives, the results of these talks eventually have to be approved by the respective party caucuses (at least implicitly).
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revolutionary party
No political party, no paper; but if there is no paper, there is no revolutionary party.
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right-wing party
When the left-wing coalition cites realism in an attempt to obtain a compromise solution with a right-wing party, it is a way of disguising its own capitulation to private interests.
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rival party
A regional government was formed on a fifty-fifty basis, all positions of influence equally divided between the two parties, and each minister "assisted" by a deputy of the rival party.
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ruling party
Organs that protect the opposition today may protect the ruling party tomorrow when it becomes the opposition.
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socialist party
There was also a lot of suspicion about the progressive liberals' overture to the socialist party.
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tailgate party
The show takes on a festive tailgate party atmosphere, as thousands of fans gather behind the broadcast set, in view of the show's cameras.
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unionist party
In my view, the majority of trade unionists do not approve of the political policy of the trade unionist party.
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warring party
Or they involve taking sides and giving support to one warring party based on the major power's own interests or ideologies.
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wronged party
But it does not oblige the wronged party to forgive the wrongdoer.
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