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Meanings of party of the regions in English

Russian
пр
Portuguese
partido das regiões
Catalan
partit de les regions
Spanish
partido de las regiones
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Russophone political party of Ukraine.

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      Examples for "party of regions"
      Examples for "party of regions"
      1
      Ivanyushchenko is a former MP from the ex-president's Party of Regions.
      The Guardian
      2
      Yanukovych's Party of Regions, meanwhile, has disavowed its vanished leader and gone into opposition.
      The Guardian
      3
      Most are nationalist and pro-Western, and ousted President Viktor Yanukovych's Party of Regions is not running.
      Radio NZ
      4
      Before he managed Trump's 2016 campaign, Paul Manafort was paid by Russian oligarchs to represent the pro-Russian Party of Regions.
      NY Magazine
      5
      Partial exit polls suggest President Viktor Yanukovych's Party of Regions gained the most votes, but opposition parties did better than expected.
      BBC
      1
      Its Ukraine segment includes mobile and fixed-line operations carried out across multiple regions of Ukraine.
      Reuters
      2
      But despite President Vladimir Putin saying Moscow had no designs on regions of Ukraine beyond Crimea, tension persists.
      Reuters
      3
      The compartmental population model was calibrated to HIV prevalence and incidence among PWID for 23 administrative regions of Ukraine.
      Pubmed
      4
      Two easternmost regions of Ukraine held referendums on self-rule that some fear could presage a break-up of the country.
      Reuters
      5
      Moscow denies having any designs on other regions of Ukraine and says it has not provided support to the militants.
      Reuters
      Usage of party of the regions in English
      1
      The pro-Russian faction of the Party of the Regions pushed for Russian to be an ethnic minority language.
      The Guardian
      2
      The parliamentary leader of the ruling Party of the Regions called deputies from far-right Svoboda 'neo-fascists' after they booed him for speaking in Russian.
      The Guardian
      3
      Mr Yanukovich's Party of the Regions led with 33% in a nationwide independent exit poll published as polling stations closed at 10pm local time.
      The Guardian