Sentences with phrase «to run the party»

Of course it won't run a party, but it's good enough to listen to in your hotel room, office, or bathroom.

There is a commercially run party venue in the area.

In some minds he never quite adapted to having the people he used to boss around running the party.

We don't need airy fairy academics who have never done a days manual work running our party.

I don't know how you are able to run this party so well week after week while still getting things done around your house.

We also run parties and workshops for all ages.

The other couch belongs to Michelle's older, single sister Tina (Amanda Peet), who runs a party supply business in Houston, and over the course of the first episode decides she's not going back.

The truth is that, the cost of running a party planning business can be kept to the barest minimum because there are always ways you can cut operational and overhead cost.

Dickson said there were modalities for the emergence of the chairman of the party as stated in its constitution and therefore there could not have been any reason to have three chairmen running the party at the same time.

He can not run this party like the ministries where he was permanent secretary.

* low intensity activity: displaying election poster, attending a party meeting, liking on Facebook, following and retweeting on Twitter, driving somebody to the poll station, other ** high intensity activity: delivering leaflets, canvassing, standing as a candidate, helping run a party committee

As a matter of fact, most people that runs party planning business choose to run the business alone or at most with a handful of full — time employees just for the sole aim of reducing overhead, and maximizing profits.

The award for «campaigning politician» went to Baroness Hollis, trumping Frank Field - who spearheaded Labour attempts for a U-turn on the 10p tax debacle - and Iain Duncan Smith, the former Tory leader who now runs the party's social justice initiative.

But given the divisions that may open up in the Coalition, Labour must surely stand a good chance of holding the seat — but on the very strict proviso that Ed Miliband lays down the law to the old regime that still runs the party machine in London.

A couple of earth - shattering polls pointing towards a Corbyn victory has prompted Labour stalwarts to give their two - cents over the Islington North MP's credibility — or lack thereof — for running the party they cherish.

The latest entry in Nintendo's long - running party game compilation franchise, Mario Party 9 sports 80 minigames, and for the first time in the series, it has players skipping across the virtual game board together, in a range of colorful vehicles.

The Republicans are in trouble with they continue to let the religious right run their party.

With a dedicated Game Coach running the party, we take the stress away from you for at least 2 hours.

The former now runs the Party commission in charge of internal enforcement, while the latter is Party chief in the economic powerhouse of Guangdong.

Under Neil Kinnock, many people thought he more or less ran the party.

Lopez ran the party like a dictatorship, giving district leaders little or no say, according to his critics.

Most party heavyweights, sources say, are highly optimistic that the suspended National Chairman is most likely to win the court case either at the Human Rights Court or even on appeal and as such have been mulling over how to run the party thereon.

I don't want Odigie - Oyegun to run this party aground, he has mismanaged this party; I don't want us to lose our members to the opposition Peoples Democratic Party or any other political party for that matter.

As more and more information comes out about Labour's last five years, let alone the shambolic campaign (thank you Mr Wintour) it does raise the question: if that is how staggeringly incompetent they are at running their party how on earth do they have the sheer arrogance to put themselves forward to run the country?

Peter Kenyon's wish that the Party can re-unite will only come true when the corrupt apparatchiki (and I will name names and provide evidence) who presently run the Party are ousted and true democracy is restored.

He also last year flat - out denied reports he was looking to run a party primary against City Councilwoman Debi Rose (D - North Shore).

Mr. Murtala said his priority now is to improve the party's structures in the region by adopting strategies such as «ADOPT A POLLING STATION», and working at getting resources to run party activities at both constituency and regional level.

We need to wake up and get some real Tories running the party, not Pr merchants with no experience or idea whats going on all of the country.

Nwoye is being accused of running the party as his personal enterprise as well as engaging in financial misappropriation.

The Lib Dems - up here at least - appear to run their party political and constituency and apolitical campaigning (most of it!)

(CNN)- Former President Bill Clinton suggested the Republican Party has become more extreme, saying Richard Nixon would be considered «a flat - out communist» compared to the people running his party today.

Speaking on the Marr programme as well, Murphy said Sturgeon should be worried about Salmond trying to run the party from London if he gets elected next year.

Although Harriet Harman, the acting leader, is running the party far more competently than many of her detractors believed she would, and has struck some decent blows against Mr Cameron at Prime Minister's Questions, the Prime Minister has no fear that the Opposition will lead an effective summer offensive against his Government.

It is they who ran the party under Blair, and, to a very large extent, still run it now.

Nobody else runs the party,» the complaint said.

(Just look at how the Times and Post ran the party line on Vietnam up until that point, or how they cheered the U.S. into Iraq decades later.)

«Who controls the past,» ran the Party slogan, «controls the future: who controls the present controls the past»» has been marked by 349 Kindle users, while «If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face — for ever» has been highlighted by 195.

Our resident DJ runs the party and everyone wears headphones in sync with the music.

doctor runs the Party Crash program, created Hedlock and Helix, and even experimented on herself!

Besides no one likes a link and run party guest, it defeats the whole purpose of attending a link party.

Elsewhere, it has emerged that Lynton Crosby, the Australian political strategist, has been hired once more by the Conservatives to help run the party's election campaign.

«I'm not running the party any more, and in any case that's a matter for the local party to decide... but I think they're a sensible bunch.»

Running the party machine is very difficult.

There is a commercially run party ve...

You have run this party like a petulant child for far too long.

Daughtry, 48, is a former senior staffer for the Democratic National Committee who ran the party's 2008 convention in Denver.

You know this, but you also know that if you do the right thing the right wing of the Liberals — who seem to be running the party at present — will take your job away from you.