A combination of parties formed the new government.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

A combination of parties formed the new government.

The two factions combined to form a new party.

They formed a new political party.

The secessionists formed a new party.

They are trying to organize a new political party.

They're trying to organize a new political party.

A good number of politicians leagued together to form a new party.

combine two parties into one

The new party was gaining in strength every day.

The party recruited many new members

They started a new political party.

The opposition party struck out on a new line.

The two parties combined against the government.

The Liberals were in.

Some of the opponents have left the LDP and formed new parties.

The new party has been rapidly expanding its strength.

All the political parties are faction‐ridden.

The recent election was marked by great gains [a considerable advance] on the part of the Socialists.

The new political party swept the electoral district.

The party pledged to reduce taxes [promised tax cuts].

It was decided that the new political party's name would be "Policy over Politics".

The party split on the issue.

This issue split the party (up).

The party was split up into two.

All the parties agreed to pass the bill through the Diet.

The Conservative Party now had its innings.

The union has a dominant influence on the conservative party.

The two parties allied to defeat the bill.

The people set up a new government.

The issue cleft the party into opposing factions.