"Party elites" refers to influential and powerful individuals within a political party who have significant control over decision-making and the direction of the party. They often hold high-ranking positions and are well-connected, allowing them to exercise significant influence and shape the party's policies and strategies.
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«party»
«elite»
Sentences with «party elites»
- The couple, however, charged that Glaxo officials «knew that Shi had powerful, unidentified allies within the Communist Party elite in Shanghai and that it was, therefore, extremely dangerous to investigate her.» (statnews.com)
- Many have predicted that in the case of a contested convention, Sanders» army of revolutionaries will flood the city of Philadelphia, exerting massive pressure on super-delegates (party elites who can change their vote) to switch from team Clinton to team Sanders. (sportsinsights.com)
- Kingston's Democratic party elite — incumbent aldermen and the committee chairman, along with assorted business and community leaders — were holed up a few blocks away at Clement's HQ, guardedly optimistic that the slim lead would hold and the candidate they had endorsed would roll over divided Republican opposition to take City Hall. (hudsonvalleyone.com)
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