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"These precepts are so fundamental to the democratic process that without adherence to them, any attempts at calling interparty talks meeting will be regarded as a mere headline seeking ploy intended to please donors who fund such organisations (monitoring groups)," the booklet further stated.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1996

This process, called interparty re-examination, could take six to seven years.

MyAppleMenu 2010

Kan faces a greater sense of urgency as he looks to consolidate support two weeks ahead of an interparty election to select its president.

Japan Eases Policy To Shore Up Weak Economy 2010

And, arguably, none of this would have happened had not an appearance of bipartisan consensus replaced sharp lines of interparty conflict by 1852.

Party rivalry past and present 2010

The sooner the news coverage stops being about her and our interparty divisions, the better.

Another superdelegate for Obama 2008

Kan faces a greater sense of urgency as he looks to consolidate support two weeks ahead of an interparty election to select its president.

Japan Eases Policy To Shore Up Weak Economy 2010

In short, a majority of Americans, according to pollsters, decidedly prefer interparty consensus to interparty conflict.

Party rivalry past and present 2010

Politicians correctly understood that their ability to generate these since-unequaled rates of voter mobilization, as well as their ability to hold their own parties together, depended on the sharpness, the ferocity, of interparty conflict.

Party rivalry past and present 2010

If you think interparty conflict is bad these days, it was possibly worse in the 19th century -- and voter turnout was far higher then than it is now.

Party rivalry past and present 2010

Discussions over interparty cooperation are taking place, as the DPJ's election loss clouds the outlook for Japanese politics.

Japan's Top Parties 2010