Sentences with phrase «in the party who»

«Through both corporate and PAC contributions, where permissible, AstraZeneca supports candidates in both parties who share the company's perspective on the public policies that impact our business and the patients we serve,» she said.

«What is clear is that he didn't know it wasn't true, but he confirmed it to his party and there were a lot of people in his party who really resent that moment; who believe they were not completely given an accurate painting of the picture.»

There are people in every party who are racist or homophobic.

«Those in the party who want to come together and unite, I say we have a great and successful future.

I'd like to apologise for all those people in my party who have made these sorts of silly personal attacks.

The Wilson Pakula threshold for anyone not enrolled in the party who wants to run on the line, as you'll recall, is just over 50 percent of the weighted convention vote — more than twice the 25 percent necessary for party members to get onto the ballot.

There is incredible talent in the party who are not well known because they are not elected.

In the wake of the election result comes the inevitable bloodletting in the parties who fared badly at the hands of the electorate.

«That's when I lost faith in her as a woman and a leader, and I need a lot more evidence that she is going to support the people in the party who do want to make a change,» she said.

He continues: «I've been very clear: anyone in my party who refuses to accept the decision of this panel will not be allowed to continue as a Conservative MP.»

Mr Lansman also took aim at Mr Corbyn's critics: «There are some people in the party who are more interested in creating an opportunity to challenge Jeremy than to win in May and I very much regret that.

While this might be a popular view, those in the party who want a change must also realise they have left it far too late.

«I respect those in our party who are against change but I think they are wrong and I disagree with them,» he said.

And there are many in the party who would view a tough stance on immigration, welfare and crime as a betrayal, not reclamation, of Labour's heritage.

That has already caused some anger from those in all parties who believe it is a «stitch up» aimed at stopping them throwing everything out.

One of Miliband's achievements as Labour leader, advertised even by those in the party who were sceptical about everything else, was an ability to preserve a semblance of unity.

A candidate needs 25 percent of the weighted vote to secure a spot on the primary ballot, and there are some in the party who believe all the candidates should be allowed on the ballot.

Mr McCluskey also accused MPs and others in the party who had complained of death threats and intimidation of exaggerating the problem, telling the Guardian: «There's a hysteria being whipped up.»

It's also true that there are some in the party who never intended to give him a fair shot, though they'd argue that their initial opposition has been well vindicated.

He predicts that Corbyn's supporters will be a force in the party who will not be quickly dissuaded from their support of him.

The tuition fees vote has become something of a vehicle for those in both parties who don't like the Coalition, or who don't like Cameron and Clegg.

It is also a significant personal victory for Mr Cameron and a rebuff for those in his party who had become increasingly sceptical about his ability to win.

Corbyn's director of strategy and communications, Seamus Milne, insisted that while he had had a conversation with Winterton over the list it had merely been about how to handle the issue with MPs in the party who were concerned about its contents.

We have clueless prats like Luciana Berger, Stephen Twigg and Liam Byrne in parliament when we have vastly superior individuals elsewhere in the party who could be doing some much better who won't get a look in.

Those in the know say to keep an eye on state Senate Minority Leader Josh Penry, a rising star in the party who may well run for some statewide office in 2010.

11.10 am: He also claims that there are enough people in the party who feel strongly enough about this now to ensure that the party would continue to make progress even if he was «run over by a bus».

«There's a group of Corbyn victory deniers in the party who just haven't got used to the idea their candidate didn't win that election.

We let down younger people in our party who share New Labour instincts but who we did not encourage and bring on in the way that we should have.

The battle is between two sides: those who are close to and work for Nigel Farage, and others in the party who are concerned about who the Ukip leader is listening to.

«I do think there are people in the party who need to examine their own consciences about the way they've behaved and I think they now need to recognise that this is not the way to treat colleagues and I hope they will reflect on that,» he said.

And there are some in the party who blame Clegg himself for the failure to break through.

«You've got to have somebody with the gut to go out there and confront these issues and confront these bad people in our party who have given Cuomo the pedestal that he stands on.»

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Mr Corbyn says also said he would reach out to the moderate MPs in his party who had quit the Shadow Cabinet because they didn't want to serve him.

Representative Vern Ehlers (R - MI), a former physicist who's retiring after 17 years in the House, was one of the few in his party who saw a silver lining in the COMPETES bill.

Smart lady take her in my party who like me.

Cultivating and supporting leaders in our party who champion America's public school - children.

But there were some in the Party who did not like any type of reform.

Generic characters in your party who have zero depth or interest compared to Origins» cast.

Greg Wetstone, senior director of governmental and public affairs at the American Wind Energy Association, said in a statement, «We salute Members of Congress in both parties who fought under difficult conditions to keep the renewable energy production tax credit and small turbine investment tax credit on the agenda until the very end, and then pushed them across the finish line.»

Anderson Hemmat attorneys are knowledgeable in the parties who may be liable when a school bus accident occurs:

Cohabitation becomes a problem when 1) in parties who have minor children the custodial parent takes in a lover during the divorce process and the non-custodial parent files a motion to prevent such behavior, and 2) an ex-spouse, usually ex-wife receiving alimony, cohabitates rather than remarries in order not to lose her alimony.

We applaud the members of the General Assembly in both parties who took the tough vote to try to end this impasse.

Not exact matches

At cocktail parties, many of us find ourselves looking over the shoulder of the person in front of us to see who's around.

This can be done by creating an in - house team of native language customer service representatives, finding a third party that offers such a service or even using email translation software to help support customers who can't correspond in English.

Musicians croon country music in bars lining the city's famous Broadway strip, making this a fun summer getaway for those who like to party.

One big unknown — particularly in London — is the impact of EU citizens, who Curtice warned could «scupper» the Tories if they turn out in big numbers and vote against the party.

Says McConnell's longtime friend Bill Stone, who is a party regular in Louisville: «Mitch has always been a believer in knocking them out, and when they're down, putting your foot on their throat and not letting them up.

While there is a vocal minority who want gun laws in the U.K. relaxed, they do appear to be very small — all the mainstream political parties support strict gun laws, and much of the debate centers on whether the U.K., which already has some of the strictest gun laws in the entire world, needs more control.

By comparison, presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, who had yet to clinch her party's nomination, raised $ 28 million in May through the campaign and its «victory fund,» finishing the month with $ 42.5 million on hand.