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MODERATE ONE-PARTY RULE The Moderates could form a one-party government.
It lost additional ground after China ditched one-party socialism in favor of one-party capitalism.
This is called "one-party consent" and means just that: Only one party has to consent to a recording.
But "naturally" one-party districts due to geographical clustering can be avoided – especially in one-party states – only by some form of proportional representation.
"You have one party that's in favor of open borders, and you have one party that wants to secure the border," Mr. Miller said.
"You have one party that's in favor of open borders, and you have one party that wants to secure the border," Miller told The New York Times.
Thomas L. Friedman This column has argued for a while now that there is only one thing worse than one-party autocracy, and that is one-party democracy.
If the "average-median difference" is large — with the median district tilted strongly toward one party — it means that one party gained a consistent advantage at the district level.
"It's a very tricky business to say we can pin a shutdown on one party and one party alone," John Sides, associate professor of political science at George Washington University, said.
The District of Columbia is a "one party" consent jurisdiction, so it is not illegal as long as one party, in this case Manigault Newman, was a party to the conversation.
Both New York and the District of Columbia follow "one-party consent" laws, meaning that only one party in a conversation needs to consent in order for it to be legally recorded.
But by giving one party less and one party more responsibility relative to a prior arrangement, you are not lowering the 100 percent, you are simply transferring the costs to other parties.
The B.N.P. boycotted the 2014 election, largely in response to that amendment, and since winning that one-party election the Awami League has been hellbent on turning Bangladesh into a one-party state.
No one party has ever held a majority in the Dutch Parliament; it is not the case that no one party has held a majority only in the last 20 years or so.
His country is increasingly dominated by one party, his own.
Regardless, one party seems more responsive to the industry's demands.
In 2014, Penn was named Playboy's number one party school.
However, no one party or bloc won a clear majority.
In some cases, one party may end up with nothing.
Voters wisely don't trust one party in power for long.
One party rails against neoliberalism; the other backs liberal reforms.
One party may dispute the very existence of a relationship.
Favoring one party or the other is not particularly difficult.
One party can manipulate democracy simply by redrawing district lines.
Is there one party platform to which we all aspire?
It is a one party audio tape system -- KURTZ: Right.
An issue that splits one party and unifies the other.
In the others, one party typically dominates a state's delegation.
Here's the latest: • One-party rule in Washington is over.
One party — the Republican Party — is blocking sensible gun laws.
One party holds 50% to 80% of available LME inventories.
One party is running ads about what's happening in Congress.
"This won't fail because of one party," the source said.
But if one party is unreasonable, the deal can crumble.
And so, until one party blinks, the government remains closed.
"There is but one party that has carried out illegal detonation of illegal devices, there is but one party that launches intercontinental ballistic missiles ... that is the Kim regime in North Korea," Tillerson said.
" Others chanted: "End one-party dictatorship" and "build a democratic China.
That's the highest such number for just one party in decades.
They are bigger than one party, they are about our democracy.
Maybe one party will show solid evidence or a smoking gun.
They tend to lean clearly toward one party or the other.
One party activist says that the two approaches reinforce each other.
The first set the stage for a secular one-party regime.
Confirmation bias and motivated reasoning are not confined to one party.
We don't support candidates just because they're one party or another.
Many Kenyans remember the stagnation of their own one-party era.
Why must one party or the other be the jilted one?
Never underestimate the power of one party controlling all of government.
It was one party working without the other that created Obamacare.
Bangladesh used to have a kind of rotating one-party system.
And only one party seems bothered by either of those observations.
Before, the candidates were leaders of one party or the other.
Yet one party is increasingly absent from the courtroom: Taser International.
But one party in the new place and it starts again.
Growing up in Egypt, it was a socialist one-party system.
It's not that these voters swing from one party to another.
No more than three commissioners can come from any one party.
" Others chanted: "End one-party dictatorship" and "build a democratic China.
The scandal culture hasn't ultimately helped one party over the other.
In construction, one party has more leverage than the other party.
But "one-party" is not always as convivial as it sounds.
One party holds 50%-80% of available LME inventories, data showed.
As a result, he said Britain was a "one-party state".
"Stopping Mueller isn't about one president or one party," he wrote.
Outright transformation of China's one-party system seemed out of reach.
Peace does not arise from the actions of one party alone.
No one party, president or ideology could have done all this.
Data showed one party had 163%-70% of available LME stocks.
He is not a member of one party or the other.
The Russians aren't in favor of one party or the other.
"We have to end one party rule in Washington," Sanders said.
A one-party democracy — that is, a two-party system where only one party is interested in governing and the other is in constant blocking mode, which has characterized America in recent years — is much worse.
"It's a very tricky business to say we can pin a shutdown on one party and one party alone," John Sides, an associate professor of political science at George Washington University, told Vox in a recent interview.
They are bigger than any one party, they are about our democracy.
No states prohibit voters from individually choosing all candidates from one party.
You mean you associate neo-Nazis and white nationalist with one party?
"This isn't about one candidate or one party or one election" — Sen.
It applied again in the heyday of the PRI's one-party system.
"The whole institutional system is swayed to one party," Mr. Martin said.
Taiwan's free-wheeling democracy a sharp contrast to China's one-party state.
HOW many parties does it take to run a one-party state?
You believe in a totalitarian marxist system of one party enforced beliefs.
Note that the above cases don't favor one party or the other.
America has one party built on territory and another built on people.
By 1990 only Mexico's civilian one-party state and communist Cuba survived.
This story is not about any one party being right or wrong.
But one party was set on crashing Merkel's stability party — and did.
But states under one-party control don't necessarily choose such a plan.
He may have to have a deal with more than one party.
WYOMING: In Wyoming, one party must serve the other via the sheriff.
Only one party—Bold Audacious Destruction (BAD)—lost out in the election.
If one party goes bust, the clearer will make the trade good.
Consolidating things further, Alabama has nearly always been a one-party state.
One party seems to have lost its way, if not its mind.
At least a one-party autocracy can order things to get done.
What one party called "federal colonialism," the other called responsible land stewardship.
Now many of those independents lean toward one party or the other.
Very often, voters tire of one party after eight years in charge.
"The votes are shifting from one party to the other," he said.
Over the last three decades Utah has been a one-party state.
One party holds 25% to 2300% of available LME inventories, data showed.
One party holds 21% to 22% of available LME inventories, data showed.
Above all, they emphasize that Marxism means keeping their one-party rule.
Racist gerrymandering was reconfiguring voting districts to favor one party or another.
The hard-right Freedom Caucus belongs to only one party — the GOP.
The prevailing political orthodoxy he embraced favored one-party states, not democracy.
It is bigger than just one seat, one election and one party.
For decades the Mexican one-party system subsumed everything to the state.
Not so long ago, the South was functionally a one-party region.
This after no one party gained a majority in last September's election.
That's if one party wins the Senate as well as the presidency.
The one party I do try to go to is Cinetic Media.
That makes it difficult to pin shutdown blame on any one party.
In the end, one party has to give in to the pressure.
Due to Missouri's "one-party consent" law, in which only one party needs to agree to be recorded for it to be legal (in this case, Gargac is the consenting one), what Gargac is doing is perfectly legal.
There is only one party that is responsible for this shambles: the Conservatives.
Capito, however, added that misconduct-related issues are not limited to one party.
If one party is unhappy, he will take his business elsewhere next time.
How did a two-party race end up being a one-party affair?
People will think it's because the Supreme Court "preferred" one party to another.
Although the ceasefire agreement is bilateral, only one party implements it in reality.
One thing that won't change: The one-party, socialist system is declared "irrevocable."
In reality, and for the most part, this dread consumes only one party.
Both are multiparty democracies with free market economies, unlike China's one-party autocracy.
Voiding contracts, never mind going beyond that, helps precisely one party, the team.
There are consequences to one party being more aggressive about defying governing norms.
His was a one party rule that lasted beyond his death until 1950.
It's easier if one party stays put while the other does the searching.
But a one-party state was probably not what they had in mind.
The new template says states must consult only with one party: the governor.
After all, business relationships are usually unequal: one party normally holds the power.
Sheikh Hasina is trying to keep the one-party bit without the rotation.
Thanks to conservative complacency, the art world today is a one-party state.
One party tried to purchase a large amount of AirSwap's token last week.
A scientific superpower wrapped up in a one-party dictatorship is indeed intimidating.
Since 230, there have been 236 years of one-party control of Washington.
Each agreement was broken when one party was strong enough to do so.
A divided Congress is an important check-and-balance against one-party rule.
Prosecuting a former politburo member in the one-party state is not unprecedented.
Partisan conflict is necessary for democracy, because one-party politics is not democracy.
The resulting percentage is the efficiency gap that favors one party or another.
For 71 years, until 2000, the nation's politics were a one-party monopoly.
Harping on the importance of one-party rule is not new in China.
Opposition groups accuse Orban of seeking to impose increasingly authoritarian, one-party rule.
You may have reasons for one party to not have things more efficient.
Their one-party, one-man decision-making system can make big decisions fast.
Hungary has effectively become a one-party autocracy, ruled by an ethnonationalist ideology.
Eritrea is a totalitarian one-party state, with no independent judiciary or media.
But condemning one party or the other (or both) isn't a policy. 4.
Sometimes, though, one party really is doing a better job than the other.
In China, subversion charges are commonly leveled against critics of one-party rule.
Trying to fit a wealth of ideas into one party can be interesting.
"You can't do tax policy with one party in four days," said Rep.
It was, however, in vogue with one party more than another in 2016.
The result seems likely to be one-party rule for the foreseeable future.
The formula effectively caps the number of seats any one party can gain.
Gerrymandering is when politicians manipulate voting district boundaries to favor one party over another.
But it's use in a one-party, quasi-totalitarian state is cause for concern.
One party rule means that President Obama's health care law is in real jeopardy.
This year, Xi abolished the presidential term limit for his one-party-led country.
I said, 'There is one party I would really not like to work with.
It's not just when the economy goes sour while one party is in charge.
The transformation of the South from one-party blue to red took 50 years.
There was one party, though, that tried to stay out of the independence debate.
It's just that I've only seen exactly ONE party cop to their own accountability.
The instrumentality of one-party rule in the crusade against evil has great appeal.
Overwhelmingly, congressional districts and most states are safe for one party or the other.
One party has control of 50%-80% of LME inventories, data showed on Friday.
This really was a coronation on the part of a one-party Leninist state.
They imagine themselves to be independent, not beholden to one party or the other.
That makes messaging — what one party wants to communicate to the other — vitally important.
Some fret that the country could in effect become a one-party state again.
There may be whole email stashes that could damage one party or another party.
"The question now is...how to live with a one-party parliament," Gudkov said.
Before Election Day, 85033 states were fully controlled by one party or the other.
Schnatter, the Papa John himself, places the blame squarely on one party: the NFL.
Though not quite a one-party state, the North East is solidly Labour country.
The ageing strongman once said that only one-party rule could hold Cameroon together.
"Silicon Valley is a one-party state," Thiel said at Stanford University last month.
" She said that, "it's not for one party or the other to certify this.
To have one party rush it without including the other will not be helpful.
Ethiopia, a de facto one-party state, is used to heavy-handed government control.
"For 100 years it's been one party control, and look at them," he continued.
CNN political analyst Ron Brownstein wrote recently about why one-party rule doesn't last.
Not because it is easy, not because it would benefit one party over another.
As in 2013 and with every government shutdown, one party cannot reopen the government.
Constitutional rights are for all Americans -- not just those in one party or faction.
Overall, 77 percent of Americans feel more represented by one party or the other.
"We can't allow one party to dictate what's acceptable and what's not," he said.
But it's leadership is composed entirely of members of one party—the Republican party.
It shouldn't be this hard when one party controls everything, but it is. 2.
For most of American history, one party or the other has been comfortably dominant.
At least one party had 4 Adam Neumanns, according to Bloomberg reporter Gillian Tan.
Rather than being one two-party nation, we are becoming two one-party nations.
What really happens is that margin of error races break overwhelmingly for one party.
And those are driving them, inexorably, toward picking one party or another — toward polarization.
The one party coming closest to Merkelism is — you guessed it — the Green party.
At least one party, the All-India Trinamool Congress, complained to the Election Commission.
But the discontent runs deeper than an affinity for one party over the other.
The moral meaning of an agreement cannot be decided by one party in retrospect.
Eight years of one-party rule in the state ended last month when Gov.
LOUISVILLE — Stephon Harbin leans Democratic but says he resents being pigeonholed in one party.
"I don't think one-party rule anywhere is good for the state," he said.
You can't have an agreement when one party claims to know nothing about it.
With one party, it can bring what one Republican lawmaker openly called civil war.
But in the short term, one party can't unilaterally disarm on a core issue.
Being a one-party state does not blind China to public concerns about safety.
Perhaps he is not excited to let that one party now be his own.
Likely: Seats where one party has a clear advantage, but that could become competitive.
It was also "decentralized," which means it was not owned by any one party.
After the 1970s, Barisan Nasional essentially turned Malaysia into an electoral one-party state.
Romney's announcement meant that there would be only one party defection during the vote.
When one party is compromised by a foreign entity, the whole process is compromised.
The BJP won 282, the biggest majority for any one party in thirty years.
In such a polarized legislative branch, however, one party cannot always rely on precedent.
That is why the Nondelegation Doctrine could be a recipe for one-party rule.
Q. Why vote for one party for president and the other party for Congress?
Likely: Seats where one party has a clear advantage, but which could become competitive.
"I think one-party dominance is wrong and it injures the South," he said.
And when one party controls the process, even good maps usually strengthen majority control.
"I like Felix Tshisekedi because he incarnates change," said one party member named Tresor.
"One party in America said it was OK to roll back health care coverage for 25 million Americans and one party in America thinks that health care is a basic human right -- I'm ready to go on that one," she said Friday.
I've seen the version where one party feels left out, and it's doomed and miserable.
"It is practically a one-party state," says Hajime Yoshikawa of the Social Democratic Party.
In New York state, it is legal to record a conversation if one party consents.
There's a basic understanding in a democracy that when one party wins, they have won.
In New York state it is legal to record a conversation if one party consents.
Additionally, legislators are instructed not to draw maps that "unduly" favor one party or incumbents.
"Sometimes, one party may be advised that they are better off without one," said Davis.
"This is what happens when you have one-party rule in higher education," he said.
Arbitration that is only agreed on by one party is nothing more than toilet paper.
I'll focus on China, where Xi Jinping wants a one-party state to reign supreme.
So why do I say that only one party has gone off the deep end?
One party rule could mean President Obama's health care law will be in real jeopardy.
Meanwhile, Castro instituted a one-party government, gaining control over all aspects of Cuban life.
PAID Secret relationships take on a whole new meaning when one party is an escort.
At one party, three weeks before they both went missing, Ernest begins to look back.
It is in effect a one-party state, says Roger Awan-Scully of Cardiff University.
The constituent assembly, which is itself a one-party institution, has backed this punitive act.
But the congress made no political concessions, reaffirming the importance of a one-party state.
We are iPhone owners and Amazon Prime members, not vassals of a one-party state.
Clearing houses manage credit risk in the event one party in a swap deal defaults.
Under DC law, it's not a crime to record a conversation if one party consents.
The healthcare fiasco taught President Trump he can't accomplish big things with just one party.
One party alone should not make changes to a tax code that affects us all.
We should expect different results from those in municipalities where one party tends to dominate.
The FTC has five seats, and no more than three can be from one party.
Under one-party rule, it was a top-down affair based on an imperial presidency.
Simply put, if one party can't seamlessly hop in the conversation, it's a bad conversation.
Not one party, not half the country — all of us are brought into the solutions.
One, party loyalty needs to have weakened in order to create room for major transformations.
This is because any of these changes potentially could threaten the CCP's one-party rule.
People that aren't going, like Congressman Cramer, 6900 percent of the time with one party.
Years of studies have shown that the system does not favor one party over another.
One party supporter, Nejdet Erke, said he had been "waiting for this emotion" since morning.
It is unclear who can speak for this one party, much less the whole region.
So one party must control both the legislative and executive branches for it to work.
While it is expected, if one party is caught, there may be some level retribution.
"Fails" refers to failed trades when one party does not deliver a security as scheduled.
The legislative achievements of 22019 were not a result of one party exercising power unilaterally.
It would be relatively easy to end one-party rule in the House of Representatives.
However, because of the predatory nature of one-party rule, such economic success cannot last.
A change in national news headlines could also benefit one party or the other generally.
Instead, Bush won reelection and now one party is clearly benefiting from this anachronistic institution.
In China's one-party system, this ranking gives him virtually unchecked authority over the government.
Is there one party or one presidential candidate you would trust more to continue DACA?
None of what I am saying is about one party or another winning or losing.
The massacre shattered our illusions, helping us see the brutality of China's one-party rule.
Dear Amy: I am an intellectual conservative, living in liberal and one-party Berkeley, Calif.
In form, Hungary is a thriving democracy; in spirit, it is a one-party state.
In many states, one party controls only one or two seats more than the other.
The advantage has rotated from one party to the other over the past several decades.
Sometimes one party just can't help it; they're just too angry to buy into it.
How could one party be both so reactionary and so progressive at the same time?
So Deng was faced with the problem of how to make one-party rule acceptable.
Pickup: A seat is picked up when it changes from one party to the other.
But we're not going to live in a country where only one party gets investigated.
You can't have an agreement when one party claims to know nothing about it. #nodiscipline.
"I don't want a one-party regime," said Mr. Lanyi, who helped organize Saturday's protest.
If it goes unpunished, it will not be a victory for one party or another.
On paper these countries are still democracies; in practice they have become one-party regimes.
"We're two one-party states," said Tom Davis, a former Republican congressman from Northern Virginia.
It's been nearly 40 years since a shutdown struck a Washington under one-party control.
Chinese people: If the people agree to support one-party rule by the CPC, the
These periods were selected to exclude eras when one party typically won in a landslide.
Over the years, this arrangement has turned Malaysia into something of a one-party state.
They do not want to suggest anything flatly or that one party is to blame.
However, it does not change the "irrevocability" of the one-party system and socialist economy.
This flap over family detention has again laid bare a debate that worked in Trump's favor in 2016 and could still help him and the Republican Party win in 2018 and 2020: One party prefers tighter immigration restrictions and one party leans toward relaxed enforcement.
And why are they more common at times when one party has full control of Congress?
One brother is for one party, the other brother is for the other party, they argue.
YANGON (Reuters) - The National League for Democracy was forged in an uprising against one-party rule.
It was surprising, favorable to one party, and fought between presidential candidates with very distinct perspectives.
"The deeply worrying moment is when you start to become a one-party state," Stanley added.
But he has been as determined as his brother to keep Cuba's one-party system intact.
It's unclear whether there will be any further negotiations for one party to sell those assets.
He hates religion, Singapore's one-party state, and the conformist society he was brought up in.
It shouldn't be, but at the moment one party is definitely more culpable than the other.
Mr Hun Sen's star may be fading, particularly among young Cambodians sick of one-party rule.
This would never apply in a case when one party is a 5-year-old child.
They justify one-party rule by pointing to such achievements as economic growth and social stability.
The feeble condition of the Labour opposition gave Mrs May control of a one-party state.
Yet the widespread indifference in one party does not mean the special counsel's investigation is inconsequential.
That'll give one party a complete sweep, and that is a slight negative for the markets.
Canadian law allows calls to be legally recorded with only one party consenting, the motion says.
The objective was to make it very difficult for any one party to control the government.
Donald Trump is the product of forces that have been unleashed and amplified by one party.
"We don't have an effective INF treaty if it's only respected by one party," he said.
Sometimes one party doesn't like what we do, or the other one doesn't, or both don't.
There will only be one party this year, compared to Obama's two holiday parties every year.
In wakala, one party acts as agent (wakil) for another, managing assets under certain investment conditions.
The failure of socialism and one-party states was laid bare both in Europe and Africa.
There was definitely one party—no, two parties, maybe three—that were interrupted by bombs outside.
The degradation of political civility is not exclusive to supporters or opponents of any one party.
Sunday's vote again denied any one party the 176-seat majority required to form a government.
Castro's government has clearly stated it does not intend to change its one-party political system.
"And yet one party is blatantly violating that agreement," he said, referring to the Syrian government.
Yet there are signs that 270 is a major turning point, at least for one party.
Of course, scandals and allegations of corruption are not unique to one party or the other.
This is one party Apple's going to keep going for days, weeks, and months to come.
New York is a one-party state, meaning Cohen's consent alone may have rendered recording legal.
In fact, he found himself frequently at odds with if not one party than the other.
True, at times, historically one party or the other might have been more sympathetic toward Israel.
One-party control of Washington is hard to come by and all but impossible to sustain.
But they would have little effect without improving governance in the one-party state, he said.
Maybe it's time for the many states that allow one-party recordings to change their laws.
In this article, Penn writes, quote: Stopping Mueller isn&apost about one president or one party.
Having one party control the House, the Senate and the White House doesn't happen very often.
Politically, we're seeing all the ways it becomes problematic when one party proclaims itself a theocracy.
The victims, he said, were not one side or one party, but rather the American people.
" "North Carolina and Ohio will almost certainly do more, especially where one party controls the government.
One party or coalition tweaks the numbers in one direction, another nudges them a different way.
How are international agreements supposed to be negotiated when one party is a proven, prolific liar?
Another angle: Minnesota is the only state with a legislature that isn't controlled by one party.
But I've never seen one party go 20183/9 in consecutive House special elections this unimpressively.
During the one-party era, this was meant to impose accountability, which flowed from party leadership.
Twelve states will have a governor of one party and a legislature representing the other party.
All of the prisoners it listed were associated with opposition organizations in the one-party state.
The double whammy has lawmakers in at least one party worried that America is flying blind.
Military commanders and state security chieftains — the guardians of one-party rule — had grown grossly corrupt.
He made the case that voters were tired of San Francisco being a one-party town.
However, one party did frame 20163 as a referendum on Trump—and it wasn't the Democrats.
And if it goes unpunished, it will not be a victory for one party or another.
Supporters of one party share this kind of information to mobilize voters against another political party.
Only one party is openly and proudly on the left, and that is the Meretz party.
Republicans view such demands as "poison pills," provisions that are considered non-starters by one party.
A close vote could mean a hung Parliament, where no one party has a clear majority.
Fourth, the GOP attempt to govern America like a one-party Republican state has failed dismally.
There's a reason why only one party has won a third presidential term since the 1950s.
Instead, the more likely scenario is a hung Parliament, where no one party wins the majority.
I was not appointed to serve one party or one interest, but to serve one nation.
New York law allows one party to a conversation to tape conversations without the other knowing.
"It doesn't look good or feel right when one party says, 'Well, we're better on Israel than the other party,' or if one party is trying to work in lock-step with Israeli officials," Representative Eliot Engel, the top House Foreign Affairs Committee Democrat, told Reuters.
And a weakened opposition is contributing to what seems more and more like a one-party system.
"An attack on one party by a foreign entity is an attack on all parties," he said.
So what happens when one party controls the state House, the state Senate and the governor's mansion?
If one party sees a pullback in contributions, the other does as well, the former governor said.
It's impossible to say if any one party was responsible for the demise of an independent TCM.
Venezuela is now a split country, with the president from one party and the Legislature from another.
The DF is not in government but is one of three parties supporting the one-party administration.
The display ends with cases of mobile phones and space paraphernalia, the fruits of one-party rule.
FERC is composed of five commissioners; by law, no more than three may be from one party.
This process makes it easier for one party to win a majority in the House of Representatives.
Two governments, two massacres In 20003, Taiwan was still, like today's PRC, under one-party authoritarian rule.
The commission has five members, no more than three of whom can be from any one party.
Connie Mack IV, the state has a strong record of swinging from one party to the other.
And fans are the one party whose needs modern professional sports are uniquely equipped never to serve.
How can you have a government shutdown when one party controls both Congress and the White House?
That setup, again, raises the possibility of one party being knocked entirely out of the November contest.
When relationships end, especially famous ones, an instinctive assumption is that one party must be at fault.
IT'S TRUE THAT WE NOW HAVE A ONE-PARTY CONTROL OF THE CONGRESS AND THE WHITE HOUSE.
I'm not affiliated with any political party, and there isn't any one party I always side with.
While Turkey was a one-party state, it was easy for the military to directly retain control.
Government shutdowns are rare, especially when one party controls both chambers of Congress and the White House.
When they are unsheathed against one party, they can and will be deployed against the other party.
Lefebvre said Dairy Farmers of Canada would not urge farmers to vote for one party or another.
The Republicans wanted a one-party Washington where they control the presidency, the House and the Senate.
But the seat has repeatedly flipped from one party to the other over more than a decade.
"Pennsylvanians have a history of electing senators from one party and presidents from another," the memo notes.
Some are considering for the first time just how comfortable they are in a one-party state.
The economic and moral costs of maintaining one-party rule through repression have also reached unsustainable levels.
Pollsters could be wrongly modeling turnout, to the benefit of one party and detriment of the other.
This amounts to a new China paradigm: an intensely internationalized yet also intensely repressive one-party state.
One party attendee told Yahoo News they were "horrified," along with others, to see the craft station.
It was a response, they said, to what they call the one-party monopoly in the state.
It would thwart the authoritarian dream of seamless one-party rule across all three branches of government.
The state's Democratic Party supported it, though ranked-choice voting does not favor one party or another.
If one party eventually rents out its unit, the other has the right to approve the renters.
As a large, populous state that leans disproportionately toward one party, it's disadvantaged by the current system.
This is the first time in history the government has truly shut down under one-party control.
"It does hurt voter turnout, but I don't think it favors one party over another," he said.
If one party controls both the White House and Congress, voters know whom to reward or blame.
Populist authoritarianism in the context of one-party rule will not be contained easily, let alone defeated.
Wave election: Any election where one party makes significant gains in one or both chambers of Congress.
"Silicon Valley is a one-party state," Thiel said at an appearance last month at Stanford University.
Sanders and Perez call for unity to end the one-party Trump Republican rule in the Senate.
One party rival, Gideon Saar, has already indicated he would challenge Netanyahu if Likud holds a primary.
"Blaming one party over the other in a shutdown never works," Graham told reporters on Capitol Hill.
"An attack on one party by a foreign entity is an attack on all parties," he added.
It enables one party to abandon principle and precedent while accusing the other of doing the same.
But one party, an investor group led by the Seagram heir Edgar Bronfman Jr., suddenly dropped out.
One party source said the policy was unnecessary because the Liberal Democrats were already clearly pro-Remain.
The default setting of American politics has in fact been one party retaining a stronghold in Washington.
They know China is a one-party state, and that the Communist Party holds sway over everything.
That partnership "doesn't necessarily have to mean a financial investment of one party into another," he said.
But massive early voting for one party or the other doesn't necessarily mean more voting over all.
Those actions, effectively resulting in the imposition of one-party rule, contributed to the European Union's investigation.
One party has even proposed a 60 percent reduction in income tax for inhabitants of rural areas.
A surge in early voting does not necessarily translate to an advantage for one party or another.
No one party has ever won a ruling parliamentary majority on its own in an Israeli election.
There's also the remote chance that one party will just walk away and NAFTA will fall apart.
In effect, Xi's new policy changes China from a one-party authoritarian country to one-man rule.
And in the near future the biggest economy in the world will be China, a one-party dictatorship.
It demanded an end to one-party rule and a new government that embraced democracy and human rights.
That said, there are only so many extended intros and drawn out vocals that one party can take.
"China's one-party state tolerates no dissent and abuses human rights whenever it serves its interests," said Pompeo.
In Israel's fractured political system, no one party holds a majority of seats in the Knesset (Israel's Parliament).
Noxious appeals to ethnic or racial solidarity are hardly new in American politics, or restricted to one party.
For much of Mississippi's Jim Crow history, it was effectively a one-party state, with Democrats dominating elections.
China is passing through it, too, but its one-party state can wield a big stick at polluters.
The current set-up, which concentrates power in the hands of one man and one party, is brittle.
As one party official puts it, Mr Xi will remain a "stabilising factor"; policy will not change much.
It's one thing to have one party behind, it's another thing to not have any party behind you.
Leadership candidates can be nominated at the congress itself, state media has quoted one party official as saying.
Moreover, some research suggests that voters really do care about ensuring one party doesn't have too much control.
At one party Axios attended, Ocasio-Cortez received far more attention than the Hollywood celebrities in the room.
It runs thousands of simulations and reports the percentage in which one party holds at least 218 seats.
Only 3% of FX derivatives trades currently go through clearing houses, which absorb the risk one party defaults.
In Washington, DC right now you've got one party that controls the presidency, the House and the Senate.
One party insider worries that its standard-bearers are not popular enough to secure yet another election victory.
One party leader already was in exile and the other in jail awaiting trial on the treason charge.
There are two ways one party can serve another a divorce summons in Wyoming, according to Wyoming courts.
Flake is making the case that Congress should be bigger than any one party or any one president.
Unlike the parliamentary systems that provide for one-party rule, our system is based on checks and balances.
Usually, what has to happen first is that one party becomes convinced the other is abusing the filibuster.
So not necessarily across one party line, but really just redefining what it means to be civically engaged.
Closed-door trials are common in Vietnam where the one-party state keeps a tight clamp on dissent.
It's long past time for a raise, and only one party seems willing to deliver on that promise.
" Another, at a construction site along the route taken by Mr. Zhang's motorcade, said, "End One-Party Dictatorship.
Eight months later, in the 2015 general election, the S.N.P. turned Scotland into a nearly one-party state.
But once the justices accept a case onto their docket, they generally side with one party or another.
Even so, there was one party I looked forward to immensely, because I so admired the honored guest.
That's because Missouri only requires one party in a conversation to be aware a recording is taking place.
By statute no more than three commissioners can be from one party, so both parties are always represented.
If we want to have our say for our future, we need to overthrow this one-party state.
No prosecutor should ever say or do anything for the purpose of helping one party or the other.
However, when international agreements are broken by one party, then the perpetrator of that violation invites outside scrutiny.
Virtually every piece of disaster-related funding legislation always contains provisions disliked by one party or the other.
In Indiana and West Virginia, the primaries will determine candidates for seats largely considered safe for one party.
Yet Beijing has insisted on strengthening its one-party political system and opening its market only so much.
China's state news agency interprets the contentious campaign as evidence that its own one-party rule is superior.
There were fewer presidential landslides and fewer extended periods of one-party control of the House or Senate.
One party has decided that it makes good politics to bash the IRS and systematically reduce their budget.
Yes, but: Turkey differs from other one-party-dominant countries, as the AKP vote has never surpassed 50%.
It is unlikely any House seats in South Carolina will flip from one party to another in November.
Analysts and diplomats suggest however it may difficult to hold an election with only one party taking part.
A source close to Schulz told Bild that in a grand coalition, one party could not control everything.
Again, it is assumed that one party asks for sex and the other merely gives or withholds consent.
Mr. Xi's indefinite term threatens the return to one-man rule, at the cost of one-party rule.
This had a critical effect on American politics: It concentrated the nation's most racist voters in one party.
One party attendee tells us they didn't even notice the cops until the party started to wrap up.
One party has a plan to help them, while the other party is using them for electoral advantage.
If one party were to win at least 61 seats, it would be entitled to form a government.
Negotiations can succeed only when all parties reflect their respective views, not when one party reflects multiple views.
Line crossing is a common occurrence in Mexican politics, and goes far beyond one party in one election.
A more realistic reading is that Cuba is heading for more of the same: undemocratic one-party rule.
Cuba's military is committed to not just one-party rule, but also, it seems, to one-firm economics.
One party, led by President Aleksandar Vucic, controls not only the Parliament but also the whole political system.
Ms. vanden Heuvel We had one party where you had the Rolling Stones in the bathroom doing whatever.
"The power" was a synonym for the one-party system before 1990 and all who profited from it.
"A 97 percent win is the kind of result you get in a one-party regime," former Gov.
"If one party doesn&apost have the resources to support that, it can be detrimental," Sanford says. 3.
If the amendments pass, Tanzania would become "a de facto one-party state", said Kabwe's ACT-Wazalendo party.
He kept a pet tiger, hobnobbed with French presidents and turned the country into a one-party state.
The classrooms would have at least one party a week, sometimes two if it fell during a holiday.
For Pyongyang, it's proof that a one-party system that doesn't tolerate dissent can oversee a vibrant economy.
Lean: Seats where one party has a slight advantage, but are solidly within the universe of competitive races.
However, none of them seem well placed to get a majority and form a solid one-party government.
One party has now spent almost 40 years cutting taxes and expanding government programs without paying for them.
The candidates from one party are in favor of life; candidates from the other party apparently favor death.
But in recent times it has become overwhelmingly apparent that one party represents lobbyist groups and the wealthy.
Our best hope may be when one party uses a mandatory retirement age proposal as a political tool.
Partisan gerrymandering is the process by which one party draws legislative districts to weaken the other party's voters.
At one party I gave, much of my food went untouched, and one guest complained about the lighting.
This isn't a fix that one party can carry across the finish line on a party-line vote.
If one party has more spending money and they are willing to share, that's OK, too, she said.
But when one party controls both the White House and Congress, it can be a powerful legislative weapon.
Said another way, one-party legislative productivity doesn't help sustain one's majority when the country is at parity.
Democrats captured the Senate for the first time in a decade, delivering one-party control of state government.
But once that volatility dies down, one party usually emerges from the convention chaos with a durable lead.
Allowing criminal suspects to be sent into the one-party lawlessness of mainland China would have nixed that.
But various groups that support Democrats, including labor unions, are experiencing "financial fatigue," according to one party insider.
It only takes opposition from one party to make media outlets nervous about looking like the opposition party.
One party will argue that the new systems being proposed are too complex, too unreliable, and too unaffordable.
If one party engages in democracy-damaging politics, it's still right for social scientists to point that out.
Clearing houses sit in the middle of trading contracts to guarantee them in case one party goes bust.
Idaho is unquestionably conservative, so much so that it is often considered to be a one-party state.
"Both cities have been governed with one-party government control of far-left Democrats for decades," Mr. Cruz said.
If one party decides things have become unreasonable, courts can step in and decide what adjustments should be made.
People don't owe each other romantic attention, even if one party feels a connection or really likes the other.
Iran isn't a one-party state, and there is a huge amount of political discourse and debate within Iran.
The poor one-party state to the North and wealthy democratic South are divided by a heavy militarized border.
The nominally secular Awami League has built a formidable one-party state since it came to power in 2009.
After declaring a one-party state and mismanaging the economy, Nkrumah was overthrown in a violent coup in 1966.
Gerrymandering — drawing voting districts to favor one party or the other — has a long and dishonorable history in America.
The real power they embody is that of a psychological shock for the one-party state across the strait.
At the state and local level, most places are tremendously imbalanced, leading to a lot of one-party elections.
Other analyses below include districts where one party or the other had candidates on the ballot in both years.
This means a divided government with one party in control of the White House, and the other running Congress.
Marks railed against what he called a media acting " more like spokespeople for one party" instead of maintaining objectivity.
China's one-party rule involves more than the absence of messy things like real elections or a free press.
An efficiency gap larger than 7% may show that one party holds an unconstitutional "systemic advantage" over the other.
In the United States, the vast majority of congressional seats are solidly safe for one party or the other.
Given the one-party nature of Chicago's politics, voters might relish a chance to shake up the Democratic establishment.
You might think that risking the biggest disruption to the economy since wartime was enough incompetence for one party.
" One party that is definitely still happening on April 29, however, is Samantha Bee's "Not White House Correspondents' Dinner.
However, it would be false to claim that any one party is entirely responsible for the city's current shape.
Same-day voting in counties that tend to sway toward one party or another swung harder toward their tendencies.
My Uber bills weren't going to haunt me for being a complete fuckhead dashing from one party to another.
In the latter, it boils down to government deciding the matter in favor of one party over the other.
Among both Democrats and Republicans (including those independents who lean toward one party), 22004% are at least somewhat confident.
In effect, Mr Barzani now rules a one-party state under the faction he has led for 37 years.
More recently, some have argued that redistricting has created politically lopsided seats that strongly favor one party over another.
Under the one-party rule of North Korea, the congress is, in theory, the country's highest decision-making body.
If they do form a coalition, or if one party wins outright, then the EU could be done for.
One party is trying to win elections, and the other is trying to make winning impossible for anyone else.
The one-party government prohibits citizens from owning guns, and most street-level police officers are only lightly armed.
One party source said they have plans to unveil a new MP at their conference in Bournemouth next month.
Trump is now confronting a new political reality after two years of one-party rule in the nation's capital.
One-party rule frequently leads to blocking even moderate, centrist actions favored by majorities of citizens in both parties.
The first date, then, is seen as a complete package: One party does all the asking, planning, and paying.
Meanwhile, a limited number of one-party blue and red states put in place ever-more radical political visions.
He's a prolific generator of ideas and does not view himself as belonging to one party or the other.
He said one party guest said he had at least several million dollars because he bought bitcoin early on.
Second, nonconsensual sex suggests that one party engages in sexual activity while the other party gives or withholds consent.
When 2030 arrives, and we blow past the two-degree threshold, there won't be just one party to blame.
You should discuss how the work will be divided to avoid having one party bear the brunt of it.
In other words, there's always the possibility that one party could get shut out of the general election altogether.
If one party is necessary to close the deal, then the deal must include that party's values and priorities.
Any national health care system that assumes one party will control Washington for all eternity is doomed to fail.
Certainly, there was support from activists outside the hall, including one party member, Joe Porter, who said that Mrs.
They should advance as partners earnestly and happily agree, not because one party merely grants permission to the other.
It was Lenin who instituted severe censorship, established one-party rule and resorted to terror against his political enemies.
Crossover voting — when voters from one party vote in the other's primary to lift a specific candidate — isn't new.
In movies and TV, it's almost always easy to choose sides in an affair when one party isn't shown.
"Let's be clear, if there's one party that defends democracy in Brazil it is the Workers Party," Lula said.
So talk about one party "controlling all the levers of power" in Washington fundamentally misunderstands our system of government.
Rasmussen's one-party government holds 34 of 179 seats in parliament, making it the narrowest Danish government for decades.
That regime was Jim Crow, a system defined by a one-party rule and violent repression of racial minorities.
Strengthening ties does not guarantee that Cuba will reform its one-party system or overhaul its centrally planned economy.
We want to bring people together, and certain words are used by one party or another to create divides.
The poor one-party state to the North and wealthy, democratic South are divided by a heavy militarised border.
"Of course, it is a one-party system, but dynastic features of its regime are more important to consider."
The highest court in the land refused to block gerrymandered political maps — or districts drawn to benefit one party.
Xiaobo's offense was organizing a petition in 2008 that called for the end of one-party rule in China.
"Surprisingly, we find that designers who side with one party unfairly handicap their own party too much," Paxton said.
A loss of faith in a presidential election result by one party is an existential crisis in any democracy.
Republicans and Democrats over the years have engaged in gerrymandering, manipulating electoral boundaries to entrench one party in power.
And Iowa women are not leaning in, at least in one party, where a majority of Republican caucusgoers are men.
The government dismisses criticism that the crackdown ahead of next July's election is turning Cambodia into a one-party state.
This can mean making political speeches for a candidate, sending letters or endorsements, or publicly promoting one party over another.
"Today, we are not merely transferring power from one administration to another or from one party to another," Trump said.
One party deciding to withdraw would not call the agreement into question, Foreign Minister Salaheddine Mezouar told a news conference.
But even if these policies had been wise, which they were not, the one-party course would still be wrong.
Some say they have also been impressed with the ability of China's one-party system to drive through development projects.
Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo died while serving a prison sentence for demanding an end to one-party rule.
Public drug use, increased risk of violence and, yes, human waste on the streets in this one party, lockstep town.
Yep, all one-party towns ignoring the dispossessed as uniformly leftist as MSNBC and every bit is removed from reality.
As the chief justice's rulings underscore, the First Amendment denies the government the authority to entrench one party in power.
That's a lot of effort for one party — maybe next year she'll opt to go as a sexy kitty cat.
Much of that human capital was wasted by his one-party system, police state and the stagnant, centrally planned economy.
The state court ruled that the previous map, which gives Republicans 12 seats and Democrats five, unduly favored one party.
Both are one-party states whose rulers lock up (or kill) their critics while preaching the virtues of "self-reliance".
His declared intention is that Cuba should remain a one-party state, even as it moves towards a mixed economy.
Latinos are rolling the dice for a third time, betting most everything on one issue, one party and one candidate.
IT IS about 100 days since the leadership of Malaysia changed hands after 173 years of rule by one party.
Not coincidentally, the barriers are rising fastest in political battlegrounds and places like Texas where one-party control is eroding.
So making traditional predictions based on small geographic strongholds always going to one party or the other is not possible.
Sometimes multiple parties are part of the same business process, which is owned by no one party but all parties.
Denying voters of one party the ability to elect their favoured leaders was only one concern on the justices' minds.
If Kurdistan pursues unilateral independence, it risks becoming a short-lived, one-party state, not a new democracy at peace.
The First Amendment bars "retaliation" whereby one party seeks to thwart the other's political influence and "dilute" its voters' franchise.
Others ask whether a peacemaker should be visiting just one party to a regional conflict (the UAE and not Qatar).
In Ghana "skirt-and-blouse voting" means picking a president from one party and a member of parliament from another.
" 'I told you so' has historically been quite good for the Lib Dems," points out one party member, somewhat cynically.
More than 30 years ago, when this columnist first visited the country, it was a one-party, big-company state.
For example, they could have deleted records for voters registered with one party to help candidates of the other party.
How wise would it be to run as a member of one party, then switch not long after the election?
The island elected its first president in 1996 after more than four decades of martial law and one-party rule.
They are afraid they would come under some sort of scrutiny for casting their vote for one party or another.
Trump may seem an authoritarian and a racist, but he has not campaigned on behalf of establishing one-party rule.
But he also pressed for economic and political reforms, speaking in a one-party state where little dissent is tolerated.
No, if there is one party in the Hunt-doctors dispute that deserves most criticism, it is the British public.
But its economy is still emerging from the one-party socialist planning that followed the country's 1962 independence from France.
After the war, Romania moved behind the Iron Curtain, signing the Warsaw Pact and transitioning to one-party Communist rule.
And he called for an end to the practice of gerrymandering -- the redefining of congressional districts to favor one party.
Either the entire payment goes through across all participants or it's canceled, so no one party can compromise the transactions.
Saudi Arabia's theocratic monarchy is as different from Singapore's secular one-party state as it is from the United States.
Vietnam's constitution pays lip service to democratic principles, but the country of 93m people is a repressive one-party state.
Adding in those independents who say they lean toward one party or the other, there were 44% on each side.
" He added that it is "necessary to prevent the situation while one party shows flexibility, the other party becomes tougher.
Data showed <22#LME-WHT> that one party had control of 2039.50%-21.3% of available inventories and short-term futures.
Likewise, when one party is expected to win, their voters are more likely to be confident in the electoral system.
Nobody has a monopoly on wisdom, but in this election, one party has largely cornered the market in raw ignorance.
China is still a one-party state, but it owes much of its current prosperity to an increase in liberty.
If one party has to quit, it is usually the more junior one, who will more often be the woman.
I hope that we come together and recognize that this is so much bigger than one man or one party.
Even when one party tries to prove their relationship has lasted long beyond the legal start of the marriage — i.e.
The administration hopes to bolster better ties with the one-party, communist country as China's influence in the area spreads.
The recording is legal, as New York only requires one party to consent to allow a conversation to be recorded.
But an obvious slant toward one party doesn't help readers, who must rely on objective reporting to make good decisions.
Third parties can become king makers when they sap enough strength from one party to allow the other to prevail.
This is a third-party campaign that will, like Nader, draw many more votes from one party than the other.
Walper said the concern is over how polarized Washington has become, with laws and policies backed only by one party.
We need a bipartisan investigation — with no one party or ideology dominating — that can give the matter its full attention.
And the Soviet Union was a one-party state, where the Communist Party — not a single person — shaped the system.
In cases of harassment, for example, it's often the case that one party or the other separates from the employer.
One party that advocated Russian military bases and Russian pensions was disqualified from the parliamentary election by the electoral commission.
Yeah, they like to tell pollsters -- and people they meet at cocktail parties -- that they don't side with one party.
This culture of impunity is less a result of Trump's political skill — he's deeply unpopular — than of one-party rule.
It is under the control of a one-party system where its citizens have never had the right to vote.
Even elections that delivered more decisive victories to one party or the other were not automatically translated into clear stories.
"I guess now the 35th floor is a crime scene, so they had so move it," one party guest said.
The political landscape of the early 1950s may sound eerily familiar: One party had a virtual lock on statewide offices.
Now a Democratic stronghold, it is seeing the sort of internecine competition that is often inevitable in one-party states.
No one party has ever won an outright majority of the 120-seat Knesset (parliament) in 71 years of nationhood.
These old-established polities are not about to become one-party states, but they are already showing signs of decay.
Critics say that the case illustrates how Vietnam's one-party government is apparently willing to pursue its domestic enemies overseas.
The KMT established a provisional ROC capital in Taipei, and ruled Taiwan as a one-party state for several decades.
It creates incentives for one party to exaggerate a scandal (which, to be clear, is not happening in this case).
For the last decade and a half, people have been moving away from being solidly one party or the other.
In Canada, because all parties compete for all ethnic blocs, minorities do not tend to polarize into just one party.
I want to say that again: today's independents vote more predictably for one party over the other than yesteryear's partisans.
Think Tinder, except one party in this hookup is a person and the other is an aging loaf of bread.
There is no one party in a $25 trillion industry that is the cause of all good or all bad.
For example, a university whose members are strongly associated with one party continue to hire individuals of that same party.
"In Washington, one party is calling the shots and the middle class isn't being heard," a narrator in the ad.
"It's been one-party rule and that's baloney, by the way, and not how the system should work," Tester said.
If no one party wins a majority, a coalition of different parties can come together to form the next government.
"Why Symone Sanders went from Bernie to Biden," by Daniel Strauss Post-Hillary pragmatism as seen through one party strategist.
American administrations have pressured Israel repeatedly because it is the one party in the conflict that is susceptible to pressure.
And for that to happen, basically one party or the other has to miscalculate about who is going to win.
ANO's current one-party cabinet lost a vote of confidence in January and has since served in a caretaker capacity.
He acknowledged U.S. problems with racism but was frank about his belief in democracy's superiority over Cuba's one-party system.
"These sexist memes are not the purview of one party," said Karen Finney, a senior adviser to the Clinton campaign.
The current crisis has roots in closure of political space, increasing repression and uncompromising one-party rule in the country.
Babis's current one-party cabinet has ruled in a caretaker capacity since it lost a parliamentary confidence vote in January.
Other bills on paid family leave that have been introduced this year only have support from lawmakers in one party.
First one party rams through a rigid, convoluted plan that drives up costs though unsustainable mechanisms that are now unraveling.
Allen Hurlburt of Tulelake: I am a Republican and am bothered by the huge trend to a one-party state.
There can be no serious discussion of climate policy if one party refuses to acknowledge the reality of the problem.
Demographically, the undecided voters this year are not highly educated, and probably don't identify with one party or the other.
Al Franken is accused of sexual assault; the FCC relaxes longstanding media ownership regulations; Cambodia moves toward one-party rule.
It doesn't make one non-objective to observe that breaks with democratic norms appear to be happening in one party.
Conventional wisdom among political scientists holds that after eight years of one party, Americans are usually ready for a change.
But if you're looking to walk from one party to the other, it's about a 40-minute, 1.8-mile walk.
That, in turn, can make it harder still for a member of one party to derive any benefit from breaking ranks.
It is an enterprise friendly to people of all sexual preferences in a one-party state where conservative values are strong.
Our interests should focus on our self-interests and not be locked in one party or ignored by the other party.
The inquiry disclosed on Wednesday that A$630,000 was paid to introducers during the four-year period, mostly to one party.
And in particular I've never seen this happen when one party was in control of the House, Senate, and White House.
But we see no reason that the new conspiracism will be restricted to one party or point on the political spectrum.
The communist country's propaganda machine is also likely to take the opportunity to sing the virtues of a one-party state.
That's a good way to ensure that judges are chosen that are loyal to one party or the other's political agenda.
That could be disastrous for Hong Kong, a fragile bridge between a one-party state and the freedoms of global commerce.
The latest polls point to a hung parliament, where no one party or coalition has a majority to form a government.
Partisan swings of the pendulum have also left some high-ranking commanders wary of siding with any one party or faction.
The Communist Party and one-party rule were, he said, the inevitable product of China's nearly two-century pursuit of modernisation.
But at least the Castros are calling a halt to one-family rule—though not, of course, to one-party rule.
He attended only one party at the Playboy Mansion that year and it was in February, the charge evaluation sheet said.
But it backfired: each attempt to mollify one party provoked the other, and all sides attacked her inability to achieve peace.
When district lines are drawn to elect only members of one party, a different kind of politician gets sent to Washington.
"The administration has shown that black Republicans don't matter to them," said one party activist who requested anonymity to speak freely.
In 2017's Dear White People Netflix adaptation, there's one reprehensible Blackface party and one party that will break your heart.
During Tuesday's approval hearing, only one party, Siemens Transportation, opposed the transaction over a $13 million claim against the government bank.
Nothing is more sacred to Beijing than one-party rule and sovereignty over land and ocean that China considers its own.
Opposition leaders said the legislative changes would effectively criminalize political activity and turn Tanzania into "a de facto one-party state".
By 2014, one party controlled both the governor's mansion and the state legislature in 36 states -- the most since the 1950s.
If one party controls the legislature and the governor's mansion, it can draw district boundaries that give them a distinct advantage.
Since World War II, only one party has won the presidency three times in a row -- the GOP in 1980-88.
Gerrymandering, a practice that began two centuries ago, involves manipulating boundaries of legislative districts to benefit one party and diminish another.
In every single one of these real-life examples, one party was left devastated and with a nasty case of STD.
"A virtual one-party Tory state is a horrifying prospect," Sturgeon wrote in the Scotsman newspaper shortly after the election announcement.
For all the hand-wringing over immigration, Britain has spawned only one party that clearly opposes globalisation: the UK Independence Party.
Although open to foreign trade, the former communist, one-party state has been careful to prevent an influx of foreign labor.
Xi Jinping, China's autocrat, thinks graft is the big threat to one-party rule, and is trying to root it out.
At least one party has gone to the European Commission with its grievance, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
At least one party has gone to the European Commission with its grievance, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Gerrymandering creates safe, one-party districts in which politicians need only play to their hard-right or -left bases in primaries.
There is, in other words, a bit of a reversion to the mean when one party controls a lot of seats.
The early 2018 shutdown was the first in 10 years where one party held the presidency, the House and the Senate.
The bill's critics argue that even with these safeguards, it would still be easy for one party to weaponize the FEC.
The founding fathers' hold on the presidency was coming to an end and there was only one party: the Democratic-Republicans.
If one person is vegan, for instance, and the other loves steak, that might be a deal breaker for one party.
Yet through it all, people like Steven Rattner think they can keep blaming one party or the other for the problem.
"One party approaches you with a philosophy of pain, and the other approaches you with a philosophy of pity," he says.
One party controls the White House and both chambers of Congress, as was the case then, when Lyndon Johnson was President.
Instead, companies will settle, but increasingly, the mutual funds want to make sure that the settlement does not favor one party.
The latest polls point to a hung parliament, where no one party or coalition has a majority to form a government.
It will not work when one party profits from the deal after two years, and the other only after eight years.
If one party has a higher sex drive, it doesn't mean that the other has to feel under pressure to satisfy.
China is essentially a hybrid between a one-party state and a personalist regime — and strongly trending in the latter direction.
It was a notoriously corrupt, one-party, authoritarian state whose only virtue, in American eyes, was that it was not Communist.
That said, Idaho is often considered a one-party state dominated by conservative rural and suburban districts, putting Republican Lt. Gov.
The idea that one party has become so radically different from the other, despite mountains of evidence, is a tough sell.
And in that case, Republicans might have maintained control — and we'd be well along the path to permanent one-party rule.
Best of all, the polls were relatively unbiased, meaning that one party didn't systematically overperform or underperform its final poll results.
You hope that as one party moves in one direction, the other party doesn't move too far in the opposite direction.
The polls we conduct in the coming weeks should give us a clearer idea of whether one party holds an edge.
But no one party has ever won an outright parliamentary majority on its own in Israel and national politics are fluid.
"When you go to the ballot box and two people are from one party, you don't have a choice," he said.
More worrisome, a legislature controlled by one party could potentially appoint loyal members of that party directly to the Electoral College.
Mr. Mahathir, who attended one party, recalled seeing soldiers lugging at least 17 trunks loaded with luxury gifts for the guests.
His service background "lets us get out of this framework that one party is focused on national security," Mr. Buttigieg said.
Regardless of the standard created, Roberts expressed concerns that the public will view the court as favoring one party over another.
The most famous bipartisan democracy in the world, with Mr. Trump at the top, is turning into a one-party state.
But one party wants to get rid of the Department of Education, and another candidate wants to make public universities free.
It is said that a fair negotiation does not start until at least one party is offended by the other's offer.
Advocates of first-past-the-post argue it is a simple and familiar process which usually delivers a one-party government.
One party official noted that Senate Republicans had a lucrative March, raising $7 million — an off-year record for the organization.
One party seeks to end "abortion on demand," he announced, and stressed that supporting it is a matter of eternal salvation.
As turnout surges and declines, the demographic composition of the electorate changes in ways that favor one party or the other.
" Maia said that at one party, Mann had "put her arm around Harvey and pinched his cheeks" and called him "cute.
Yes, in Washington, there are two bickering sides over Medicaid, in that one party wants it and the other does not.
In other words, it is the CCP's "people's war of surveillance" against potential or imagined threats to the one-party state.
One party wanted to create an episodic narrative of the report's findings; the other wanted to demolish or muddy that story.
These three states, along with Ohio, Texas, Virginia and Florida, all share one feature: one-party control of the redistricting process.
Uber was also urged to prohibit romantic relationships among employees in cases where one party reports directly to the other party.
With the current proportional representation law, no one party is projected to gain enough seats to govern with an absolute majority.
Islamists can be given a role, if they are confined by norms of democracy and treated as one party among many.
"We've gone through the diplomatic stage and are fast approaching the military intervention," one party official said, employing a war analogy.
Of all the major racial and ethnic groups, AAPIs are least likely to be adherent to one party or the other.
If one party decides to go it alone, it can wreck the spirit of bipartisanship necessary to responsibly fund the government.
In a less traditional couple, one party may feel free to leave the relationship when it is no longer working out.
Regardless of the standard created, Roberts expressed concerns that the public will think the court is favoring one party over another.
When one party controls all three branches of the federal government, the checks and balances have to come from the people.
With Lenin arrived another 21692th-century staple: a one-party system in which hacks and henchmen replaced the competent and qualified.
Argument date: Tuesday, October 3 The big question: Is partisan gerrymandering — drawing legislative districts to give one party an advantage — constitutional?
We don't see this as a situation where, like in a zero-sum game, one party loses because another party wins.
One party may want to protect an interest in a family business, or the potential for future income from an entrepreneurial venture.
The idea being that a political actor is attempting to sow discord with damaging or embarrassing information about one party or another.
At least one key House race appears deadlocked, while one party seems to have a small edge in five other competitive contests.
One party figure has said the AfD may lose ten votes in the west for each one it gains in the east.
"Unfortunately, all these solutions have been blocked by one party or several parties saying no," she told journalists after meeting the speaker.
Sometimes in life, a business transaction goes wrong and one party needs to seek redress from the other through the legal system.
Before there was a snake emoji-filled feud between Taylor Swift and Kim Kardashian, there was admiration — at least from one party.
"For any talk to be successful, one party needs to take the gun off the head of the other party," he said.
In most states, as long as one party on the call consents to its recording (in this case, Kimye), it's totally legal.
These "one-party consent" states include New York, where Kim and Kanye were during the time of the call, as Vulture reports.
But Swift's home state of Tennessee is a one-party consent state, so in that case, Kimye would be in the clear.
At what point did people start seeing Section 230 as something with a partisan political bent that favored one party or another?
"One party rule in Sacramento is bad enough," said Cox, referring to the Democrats' dominance of the legislature and all statewide officers.
The measures also hint at a return to what Enrique Krauze, a historian, calls Mexico's "imperial presidency" of past one-party rule.
For years scholars like him have been trying, as Deng did, to devise ways of reconciling constitutional norms with one-party rule.
But in fact, it takes one man, one party, one vote to break longstanding traditions of constitutionalism, and the system can morph.
NAFTA arguably hastened the end of one-party rule in Mexico, and has anchored everything from electoral reforms to central-bank independence.
Some, such as Manchester, are close to one-party states for Labour, which also looks likely to tighten its grip on London.
Because the polarization is primarily ethnocultural and therefore geographical, congressional districts and most states are safe for one party or the other.
We rate 276 seats, about two-thirds of them, as "safe"—where one party has a better than 99% chance to win.
California is a one-party state in which elected Republicans may soon need the kind of protection afforded to the bighorn sheep.
At different times in our country's history different approaches are called for; no one party holds all the answers all the time.
If the number gets too high, it's an indication that one party has rigged the game to ensure they keep getting reelected.
Because he is not breaking one-party consent laws, the state can't do anything about his recording of passengers without their permission.
For example, if Kanye actually recorded the call in New York, a one-party consent state, he may be off the hook.
Cuba has always rejected international suggestions it should change its one-party system or that human rights on the island were lacking.
At rare times in recent history, one party has controlled the presidency, the House and has had 60 votes in the Senate.
Babis has served as prime minister in a caretaker capacity since his first, one-party cabinet lost a confidence vote in January.
And it's clear after this week in the Senate that one party working without the other won't be able to fix it.
Now, as they're getting closer to the big day, we get to watch them celebrate their love one party at a time.
Before there was a snake emoji-filled feud between Taylor Swift and Kardashian West, there was admiration — at least from one party.
Then a dart thrown at the map would almost certainly have landed on a one-party state, military junta or outright dictatorship.
Commonwealth mediation helped Fiji re-embrace democracy and helped guide the Maldives away from its one-party regime in 2009, he insists.
And if one party has all the power, those who wish to abuse public office to enrich themselves will surely join it.
And in the communist hold-outs—China, North Korea, Laos and Vietnam—repression and one-party rule are as entrenched as ever.
They are members of the ruling Communists' Politburo Standing Committee (PBSC), the top decision-making body in a one-party political system.
It has changed the very nature of campaigning in a city that, like the state of Idaho, is dominated by one party.
This influence has been formalised in the National Intelligence Law of 2017, which requires firms to work with China's one-party state.
When one party has a lot more seats at risk even at this early point, they usually lose a lot of seats.
In the past, government shutdowns have often ended when one party concludes that its political interests are being harmed among swing voters.
It is the end of one-party rule in the United States, thank god, and the beginning of a new Democratic Party.
But it's notable that most Presidents have a hard-earned win or two after a year or so of one-party rule.
And in those elections, a total of more than 28500 districts favored one party for Congress and the other for the presidency.
The men advocated democratic elections and feared that the prime minister would declare himself leader for life in a one-party state.
The new sukuk would use a wakala structure, a more common format in which one party manages assets on behalf of another.
It quickly got several hundred replies, some welcoming Diaz-Canel to the twittersphere, others attacking Cuba's leaders and its one-party system.
" She drolly described one party at which "Elizabeth Taylor and a flirtatious Richard Burton — he flirted with everyone but Elizabeth — stayed late.
"This effectively renders Cambodia a one-party state in its parliament and delegitimizes next year's general election," he said in a statement.
He also said it would be "very difficult" to reform entitlements with one party in charge of Congress and the White House.
People who claim to be friends of the court are now, almost without exception, actually friends of one party in the case.
As with any agreement, if one party fails to honor the terms, Starwood would have to sue Anbang to enforce the deal.
When one party is perpetually dominant, the subordinate party has reason to cooperate, as that's the only realistic shot at wielding power.
By the time Monroe left office, there was only one party, and it wasn't much of a party in the modern sense.
Babis's current one-party cabinet failed to win a confidence vote in January but has since lingered on in a caretaker capacity.
Likewise, those who leaned toward one party but did not fully identify with it exhibited about the same bias as the moderates.
The two notable exceptions — 2004 and 23 — are fairly easily dismissed, since only one party had a presidential primary in those years.
In most states, voters are confined to one party in the primary but may vote for whoever they like in the general.
A lot of people think a wave election means one party crushes the other party by big margins in lots of seats.
From China's perspective, the end of the Cold War was hardly an inspiration, having led to the toppling of one-party dictatorships.
The ruling lets stand extreme gerrymandering in places like Wisconsin, where one party is able to hold power despite winning fewer votes.
If one party goes to the electorate complaining about the other's behavior, it's usually met with a shrug that all politicians cheat.
But in the short term it is unlikely to herald major changes to the one-party system or state-dominated economic model.
He was reaching out to independents like himself who don't think their views are fully represented by one party or the other.
China will win not because of one-party rule, although it certainly helps President Xi Jinping weather difficulties caused by trade tensions.
True, some of this is because of the "packing" version of gerrymandering (concentrating partisan voters of one party in a single district).
"George & Lizzie" is a peculiar romance since it charts a relationship in which one party, Lizzie, is merely going through the motions.
Calling the differentiation between news and propaganda a Western concept, Hu said his mission is clear in China's one-party political system.
Through this systematic entanglement of powers Mr Orban and his associates have turned Hungary into something akin to a one-party state.
In fact, the last time one party earned more than 56 percent of the House vote in North Carolina was in 1994.
The very public dispute over the fate of the family home has raised questions about the benefits of continued one-party rule.
There's not even anything in the Constitution mandating that each congressional district have only one member and be represented by one party.
Both capture 85 percent of voters who identify with their respective parties, including independents who lean toward one party over the other.
The proposed legislation would also cover religious marriages and marriages abroad if at least one party normally resides in England or Wales.
Moreover, the idea that if only one party could gain the permanent upper hand is itself a perpetuation of the doom loop.
A combination of a multiparty system and its electoral laws make it difficult for any one party to have a strong majority.
Transfers of power from one party to the other often compel lawmakers to shift their perspectives, leaning on arguments they once rejected.
You have to do it because the electorate likes it but it will hardly move votes from one party to the other.
Italy held a general election on March 4 but no one party or coalition gained enough of the vote to govern alone.
America is today being governed as a one-party state, with Republicans in control of the presidency, the House and the Senate.
The three men may have all lived through the same events, shaped by the same political decisions in the one-party state.
I categorically again emphasize that I have not been with one party against another party or with one group against another group.
During one party, the producer Norman Lear paid a group of violinists to pop out of the foliage and surprise the guests.
Congressional Republicans are desperate to avoid another legislative failure and demonstrate their ability to effectively govern with one-party control of Washington.
The reason this problem is not political is that the president's power baton passes from one party and one person, to another.
For instance, if one party keeps their emissions below a certain threshold, they can sell their remaining allowance to someone else.  5.
Other laws generally allow recording with "one-party consent": As long as someone in the conversation gives permission, the recording is legal.
Meanwhile, China, itself a flourishing one-party state, has stepped in with aid and investment to replace funds withheld by Western governments.
It may sound sinister, but if one party can prove they signed the contract under duress, it can become null and void.
At its best, the Senate exists to keep the government from swinging between extremes as one party loses power and another gains it.
If it is large enough (7% or higher, they say), one party can be said to hold a "systematic advantage" over the other.
And that meant that the United States had successfully transferred power from one party to another, a crucial test for a fledgling democracy.
Gargac also told the Dispatch he wasn&apost breaking the law, and pointed to Missouri&aposs one-party consent rule on electronic communications.
I know people who have broken up because one party paid for their parents' rent and the other party didn't agree with that.
That puts one party in particular at a disadvantage: the modern woman, according research from the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.
The court has never established a boundary for how far state legislatures may go to draw districts that benefit one party over another.
Legal battles are playing out in several U.S. states over gerrymandering, the process by which district lines are manipulated to favor one party.
What if, instead of creating an advantage for one party over the other, you wished to use your power to create fair districts?
Or will one party said to the sidelines, complain like they&aposve complained for decades, and not step up and solve the problem?
That means the most critical races are being held in states where one party holds a narrow majority of seats in either chamber.
If one party is willing to pick up the tab, the "my treat" icon is highlighted, so there's no post-meal payment confusion.
Until the 1970s India was virtually a one-party state, with Congress, the party of independence, ruling over politics—including in Uttar Pradesh.
There were 34 Senate races this year, but only eight had a reasonable chance of a seat switching from one party to another.
But America is built on checks and balances, even when one party holds almost all the keys to power, as Republicans currently do.
There isn't one single issue that has engaged voters and that pollsters believe can swing the vote significantly toward one party or leader.
But they were made by just one party, the disappointed PTI, and brushed off by international observers and a subsequent Supreme Court investigation.
One party to America's culture wars, the Republicans, stands for the loose guns laws that are the obvious explanation for so much bloodshed.
Mr Street's victory will introduce a valuable element of competition to an area that has suffered from one-party rule for too long.
"The rules say that one party alone could approach CFIUS and for a review," said McDermott Will & Emery LLP regulatory lawyer David Levine.
People may want to use the 30-minute window to, among other things, leave one party and watch the second half somewhere else.
The full scope of Harris' work abroad — what countries, how much, or how little on behalf of one party or another — isn't clear.
At the same time, they add, the low quality of his appointed officials points up the superiority of China's meritocratic one-party system.
Some critics said they were a step to turning the Southeast Asian country of 16 million into a de facto one-party state.
It should give Westerners no comfort that China—a one-party state obsessed with social order—is at the forefront of developing bodycams.
That the media's job isn't to always side with one party, but to hold both parties to account for their policies and statements.
Mark Holden, a senior vice president at Koch industries, says it doesn't matter if restoring voting rights boosts one party over the other.
Some 117 contested the election in 2007 and 47 have won seats in parliament since the end of one-party rule in 1991.
But unlike in New York and California, in North Carolina only one party bears responsibility for the mess the state finds its in.
The Quebec Federation of Labor, the province's largest labor union, supported the Bloc in 2011 but is no longer backing any one party.
In other words, if one party wins a majority of the total vote in June, it almost always takes the seat in November.
Some have admitted that they try to engineer an appointment by one party or the other to preserve the balance of the Court.
But after the death of one party to the marriage, the living spouse with no children faces the challenge of naming someone else.
And in the case where one party is marginalized and feels threatened, it can be more effective to have allies hold the conversation.
Tolerating independent unions would be a big step for a paranoid one-party state in which churches and chess clubs receive formal supervision.
But in reality, the country remains a one-party state, with people allowed to vote only for the candidates handpicked by the party.
The relatively rare gerrymandering problems of this decade stand to spread throughout the country, appearing wherever one party has total control over redistricting.
Certainly, this unusually vigorous and open debate is an example of what the university should embody in a country under one-party rule.
In the nineteenth century many newspapers were very clearly aligned with one party or the other, even naming their papers after their party.
Republicans saw a sharp bump in support for one-party control of the federal government, leaping from 2628 percent 28503, according to Gallup.
They should stand up for what's right on moral grounds alone, and when it comes to sexual harassment, only one party is succeeding.
This makes for a nice story in which one party champions the little guy (Democrats) while the other party supports the rich (Republicans).
Some Spanish politicians and Cuban dissidents have criticized the trip, saying it legitimizes Cuba's one-party system at a time of increased repression.
In a divided government, it is unlikely a president of one party would cooperate with a Congress of another on reforming agency power.
We need to remember that a foreign attack on one district, one state, or one party is an attack on all of us.
Among them, 72 percent are Democrats and 24 percent are Republicans; both numbers include independents who say they generally lean toward one party.
Eyles did not apply blame to one party or the other for the failure, but noted AHIP had pushed hard for a bill.
Under Morocco's multi-party system, no one party can secure an outright majority, and must negotiate with others to form a coalition government.
We might feel a lot of anxiety at one party, or in one science class, but have a different experience the next time.
Likewise, residents in cities that are run by essentially one party tend toward inertia, since the stakes in local elections seem relatively low.
But 2016 looks like a great reminder that it also matters who the candidates are — especially when one party makes an unconventional choice.
Wallace pointed out the peaceful transfer of power from one party to the next is a key element of the US political system.
Over the last decade, voters have bounced from one party to the next in presidential and congressional elections, regularly see-sawing between parties.
One party controlling the presidency for three straight terms is very rare because voters recognize it fundamentally shifts the political center of gravity.
There is a built-in narrative to Lambe Turah's posts, one where one party is always the victim and the other the villain.
"Virginia is not a two-party state: It is two one-party states," says Tom Davis, a former Republican representative from Northern Virginia.
Forty-two states ban this in almost all elections, forcing candidates to choose to run as the standard bearer of only one party.
But instead of calling for an armed revolt, Mr. Cárdenas united the entire left into one party, the Party of the Democratic Revolution.
In the first case, from Wisconsin, he asked whether a state could enact a law explicitly requiring election maps to favor one party.
One party regular who showed up in Revolutionary War garb and offered only his first name, articulated the challenge for Trump-skeptic Republicans.
But let's not just assume that because one party exerted no control in one nomination cycle that parties are functionally dead as organizations.
Republicans say they need to fend off one-party rule in an increasingly liberal state, before conservative and upstate voters are forgotten forever.
All but one party have ruled out the option of sharing power with the PVV, due to the extreme nature of his policies.
By Friday night, a last-minute congressional deal to stop a rare shutdown of a federal government under one-party control remained elusive.
Polls consistently show that the overwhelming majority of people in Taiwan, a multiparty democracy, oppose being absorbed into China's one-party, authoritarian rule.
Indeed, they feared that impeachment could be used by one party in control of the House against a president of the other party.
"Oregon is largely controlled by one party that does not represent the entire state effectively, making the urban and rural divide striking," Sen.
Americans of all political stripes should want to see the court expanded, but not to get judicial results more favorable to one party.
While Washington is also controlled by one party, it faces a unique set of challenges that not all state legislatures have, Rubio says.
J. Edgar Hoover and Joseph Stalin shared one passionately held belief: that "socialism" denoted the one-party dictatorship in Moscow and its satellites.
One-party rule would create the orderly conditions for people to become wealthy, in exchange for which they would refrain from political protest.
As occurred with last year's "Star Trek Beyond," you soon get bored with one party and itch to get back to the others.
Federal law permits recording a call as long as one party to the call is informed, and said party can be you yourself.
Most states are considered one-party consent states, which means only one person in a conversation needs to be aware of the recording.
They know that permitting extradition into the lawlessness of the mainland one-party state would shake the very foundation of their free society.
Ford "certainly came across as an accomplished professional and someone who isn't fabricating her story," acknowledged one party operative working on the midterms.
The best way to turn these protests into progress is to craft a bipartisan bill that will avoid fallout to any one party.
The president, an ally of PiS, said then that the proposals gave too much power to one party and to the justice minister.
Murabaha is a cost-plus-profit arrangement in which one party buys merchandise for another, selling it back at a pre-determined markup.
A country with big challenges could only make progress when one party or the other garnered enough power to overwhelm the other completely.
Hun Sen's critics accuse him of trying to turn the country into a one-party state for the ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP).
He has also made some enemies in a state with one-party rule, where the most consequential rivalries are between warring Republican factions.
Hasina is back for another term at the head of what has effectively become a one-party state, ready to further tighten control.
American democracy is already in jeopardy for having one party that has surrendered to the politics of ethnic bigotry disguised as social concern.
"Those popular narratives that more routine voting rights restoration helps one party are not necessarily well-founded despite Democratic voting trends," Schlakman said.
The Treasury Department said that Mr. Mnuchin attended only one party on Mr. Blavatnik's yacht, but would not provide details about the circumstances.
This term refers to crimes committed by one party that are disguised to give the impression that they are committed by another group.
Anything that can be structured as a budget bill and moved through the one-party process of budget reconciliation is protected from filibuster.
Gerrymandering, a practice dating back two centuries in American politics, involves manipulating boundaries of legislative districts to benefit one party and diminish another.
Split-ticket voting — where district voters send one party to Congress and pick another party for president — has collapsed over the past decade.
Considered a liberal bastion, Vermont has a tradition of sometimes choosing a Republican governor to keep one party from having too much control.
Given the diversity of underlying opinion, shoehorning a plurality of voters into one party is an exercise in trade-offs and conflict management.
But a couple of new selfies with congressional interns suggest one party at least looks more like the America it's hoping to lead.
Gerrymandering—the practice of setting electoral lines to optimise the chances of one party over another—is a decennial sin of every majority party.
Making video recordings in both New Jersey and Wisconsin is legal as long as at least one party involved is aware it&aposs happening.
To be sure, it's still unclear whether U.S-China tensions will heat up into a trade war that decimates one party over the other.
One party putting the CDU on edge however is the Alternative for Germany party (AfD), a right-wing party headed up by Frauke Petry.
Here is obvious evidence that the Golden State is a one-party state in ways that not even Rhode Island or Alabama could muster.
But, typically, throughout history, when a president wins in one party, the other party often takes over 22016 seats or more in the House.
"Responsibility for the current morass does not rest with any one party or group; ample blame can be doled out all around," he wrote.
Most firms want to be politically neutral -- there is no reason to side with one party or the other and risk turning away customers.
It's only recently, since 2010, I would say, that we have seen one party doing everything it can to unwind generations of bipartisan progress.
In Hawaii, the only Senate Republican was ousted, making the Democratic-controlled chamber the nation's first all one-party state legislative chamber since 1980.
The Obama administration has appointed a disproportionate number of Ivy League graduates to important positions—but educational elitism isn't just restricted to one party.
If not, it triggers a new election, one that would hopefully deliver one party a majority and thus put an end to this mess.
It may be running around doing quasi-capitalist things but it is a one party state and to say that we have shared interests.
As America improves as a whole with the growing economy and zero unemployment, one-party runs our country once proud communities into the ground.
If they fail, however, a one-party map could still pass — but it would now expire after four years, rather than the current 210.
One party leader in Uttar Pradesh lost his job for accusing Mayawati, who comes from a downtrodden caste, of "selling tickets like a prostitute".
In Spain only one party—Ciudadanos (Citizens), a new liberal party—is pushing for further labour reform to reduce the number of temporary contracts.
Politically, poverty reduction matters because, as one party member says, unless China solves the problem of income inequality, the party's legitimacy will be questioned.
This might happen when the leaders of one party believe they are invincible and their cause is universal, which doesn't play well in America.
It felt like a first date where one party wants to take it slow and the other wants to sprint right to the altar.
He points even beyond the remaking of one party to a new American politics that overcomes denial, rejects bubble thinking and reckons with reality.
Scientific research directed from the top down can serve national goals, and a one-party system may give particularly consistent support to such programmes.
One party power and risk isn't going anywhere, but it may at least be wise to wait until the deleveraging has made more progress.
One party insider offers perhaps the best explanation: the SPD will struggle to win elections for as long as Mrs Merkel remains in power.
Sex is not, or ought not to be, a battle in which one party is the victor and gets to do what they desire.
The motion to suppress the phone call recording Canadian law allows calls to be legally recorded with only one party consenting, the motion says.
However, after removing voters that profess a "lean" toward one party or the other, the portion of true Independents is closer to 1%-10%.
If one party "loses a majority of votes" yet "still controls the legislature", he said, "that doesn't seem fair" to the average American, either.
If it is large enough (7% or higher, they say), one party can be said to hold an unconstitutional "systematic advantage" over the other.
When Noriega found Pixie Dust in Bayshore, New York, she was relieved that as a one-party venue, it would suit her daughter's needs.
More complex still are attitudes about the ideological causes or demographic affiliations that might lead jurors to sympathize with one party or the other.
They also object to the idea of a subset case that would allow one party to pull out of the treaty after five years.
Gukurahundi also was viewed by many as an attempt by Mugabe to weaken any opposition to his stated aim of a one-party state.
This Republican/Democratic schism is so rank and divisive; I'm just not sure how any of us could pick one party or the other.
But, more than likely, it means that this announcement is part of one party or another's plan to get more momentum into this project.
But could, or should, a group of journalists and celebrities really help a one-party government restore public faith in a beleaguered health bureaucracy?
"The Democratic Party is struggling with the same issue that Republicans have dealt with, which is having two parties within one party," he said.

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