They formed a new political party.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

They formed a new political party.

They are trying to organize a new political party.

They're trying to organize a new political party.

They started a new political party.

The opposition party struck out on a new line.

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

They organized a political party.

The new political party swept the electoral district.

The party recruited many new members

They have erected a new government.

They have established a new government.

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

The secessionists formed a new party.

The new party was gaining in strength every day.

They aligned themselves with the Liberals.

The two factions combined to form a new party.

A combination of parties formed the new government.

They talked with executive members of the parties about their parties' policies.

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

They were expelled from the party.

They voted solid Socialist.

The Liberals were in.

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

All the political parties are faction‐ridden.

The opposition refused to back down on the political reform issue.

Political Parties Use New Ways to Win Support

They have formed a clique of feminists within the party.

his new position involves a qualification of his party's platform

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The new party has been rapidly expanding its strength.