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  • adjective Throughout a political party.

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party +‎ -wide

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Examples

  • It seems, though, that there has not been a partywide effort necessarily to educate and help both lesser-seasoned candidates and also members to go out there and know how to say this, how to defend it, and how to be aggressive.

    Bleak House 2011

  • So, then, you might think, what Obama should really be after is a partywide Manhattan Project.

    40 More Years James Carville with Rebecca Buckwalter-Poza 2009

  • So, then, you might think, what Obama should really be after is a partywide Manhattan Project.

    40 More Years James Carville with Rebecca Buckwalter-Poza 2009

  • Gore's campaign doesn't have the feel of a band-of-brothers mission, but George W. Bush would be wise not to underestimate this franchise operation: a parliamentary-style campaign with a partywide agenda of proposals and the help of every power broker and personality in the book.

    Getting Serious 2008

  • Photos Sen. McCain may have won enough states yesterday to carry him to the nomination, but he hasn't earned sufficiently large margins to claim a partywide mandate.

    When Will the Wounds Heal? 2008

  • Yet President Bush's appearance will also work to soothe partywide tensions over his domestic agenda.

    The Oval: The Honeymoon Is Over 2007

  • Their use of technology is much more innovative, and it's evidence of an Internet-friendly strategy partywide.

    The Daily Top Five: January 22, 2007 Matt Johnston 2007

  • The DNC leadership post is a partywide elected position and Dean has the allegiance of the states, so this is nothing more than public masturbation.

    Hullabaloo 2006

  • Haggerty got Bloomberg to give the state Independence Party $1.1 million for a partywide poll-watching initiative - then pocketed most of the dough, Assistant District Attorney Brian Weinberg told the court.

    NY Daily News 2011

  • Haggerty got Bloomberg to give the state Independence Party $1.1 million for a partywide poll-watching initiative - then pocketed most of the dough, Assistant District Attorney Brian Weinberg told the court.

    NY Daily News 2011

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