Значения термина electoral alliance на английском

Javid said: We don't need an electoral alliance with anyone.

Countering these claims, Nidaa Tounes forged an electoral alliance with several new centrist parties.

Others welcome the electoral alliance as a novel sign of cooperation among Pacific Islanders.

Saeroon is an electoral alliance between Sadrist politicians, the Iraqi Communist Party, and other secular candidates.

However, his suggestion that he was on the verge, of an electoral alliance got short shrift from the leading liberal involved.

As Salvini's far-right electoral alliance pursued its campaign, the Sardines converged in other Emilia-Romagna cities before spreading across Italy and beyond.

Delegates accepted a motion ruling out an electoral alliance, saying it would only open talks about forming a government after an election.

Stefan said any electoral alliance between social democrats and two allied junior parties would equally fail to meet the 50 percent threshold.

His allies in the Hizbollah-Amal electoral alliance, credited with liberating the south from Israel, took most seats in the south and east.

The two parties' electoral alliance in the May general election -the Ulster Conservative Unionist New Force -was a total failure.

The official opposition, which governed Malawi from independence until 1994, has also formed an electoral alliance with former president Joyce Banda's People's Party.

The murder has galvanised attempts to unite a fragmented opposition, including a new electoral alliance between the parties founded by Nemtsov and Navalny.

The paper is owned by the head of the liberal Wafd party, a group that pulled out of an electoral alliance with the Brotherhood.

Its leaders are associated with an electoral alliance led by the Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council, a powerful Shi'ite political movement that was formed in Iran.

Netanyahu's electoral alliance, Likud-Beiteinu, is on course to emerge from the election as the biggest party in the 120-seat parliament, with 32-35 seats.

A series of polls yesterday showed that Binyamin Netanyahu's right-wing electoral alliance, Likud-Beiteinu, is likely to take 32 to 35 seats in the 120-place parliament.