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Party schmeißen - перевод на немецкий

POLITICAL PARTY IN AUSTRALIA
Party! Party! Party

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  • Political parties like the [[Romanian Communist Party]] can arise out of, or be closely connected to, existing segments of society, such as organizations of workers.
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  • Members of the [[National Woman's Party]] in 1918
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  • In a non-partisan legislature, like the [[Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories]], every member runs and legislates as a political independent with no party affiliation.
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  • Campaign finance restrictions may be motivated by the perception that excessive or secretive contributions to political parties will make them beholden to people other than the voters.
  • It is easier for voters to evaluate one simple list of policies for each party, like this platform for the [[United Australia Party]], than to individually judge every single candidate.
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ORGANIZATION THAT SEEKS TO INFLUENCE GOVERNMENT POLICY AND ACTIONS AND BE ELECTED TO DIRECTLY TAKE PART ON GOVERNMENT OR LEGISLATION
Political parties; Political Party; Politicial party; Political parti; Party politics; Political party governance; Party Political; Political affiliation; Party political; Political attitude; Party (politics); Party strengths; Party strength; Political party functions; Party member; Mass party; Regulation of political parties; Party organization; Niche party; Political attitudes
parlamentarische Angelegenheiten
Grand Old Party         
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  • 65th]] [[United States Secretary of State]] (2001–2005)
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  • [[William McKinley]], 25th president of the United States (1897–1901)
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  • [[Ronald Reagan]], 40th president of the United States (1981–1989)
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  • [[Theodore Roosevelt]], 26th president of the United States (1901–1909)
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  • [[Marco Rubio]], a Cuban American and senior U.S. Senator from Florida
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  • U.S. Representative [[Thaddeus Stevens]], considered a leader of the Radical Republicans, was a fierce opponent of slavery and discrimination against [[African Americans]].
  • [[Ulysses S. Grant]], 18th president of the United States (1869–1877)
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AMERICAN POLITICAL PARTY
United States/Republican Party; US Republican Party; Republican Party of the United States; GOP; United States Republican party; Grand Old Party; Republican (US); U.S. Republican Party; United States Republic Party; Republican Party (US); Republican party of the United States; American Republic Party; American Republican; U.S. Republican party; Us republican party; Republican Party United States; USRepublican; United states Republican party; Republican Party (USA); United States Republican Party; Republicans (US); G.O.P.; Republican Party (U.S.); Republican party (United States); Republican Party US; Repubs; Gop; GOp; Republican Party USA; Republican Party Elephant Logo; US Republican; Republican (United States); Republican party (US); United States Republican; United States of America Republican Party; Republican party (U.S.); Republican Party(U.S.); Republican (U.S.); Republican Party, United States; Politics of us republican party; Us republican politics; US Republican party; Republican Party of America; Republican party of USA; Republican (USA); Republicans (GOP); Republican Party in the United States; Republican party in the United States; Republican elephant; Republican Party of the USA; The Republican Party (United States); The Republican Party (U.S.); The Republican Party (USA); The Republican Party (US); G.O.P. (U.S.); G.O.P. (US); G.O.P. (U.S.A.); G.O.P. (USA); GOP (U.S.); GOP (USA); GOP (US); Grand Old Party (US); Grand Old Party (USA); Grand Old Party (U.S.); Grand Old Party (United States); GOP (United States); G.O.P. (United States); Republican Governor; Party of Lincoln; Social policies of the Republican Party; Republican Party (Untied States); US republican party; American Republican Party; The party of Lincoln; Foreign policy positions of the Republican Party; Environmental policies of the United States Republican Party; The GOP; Republican Party of the U.S.; Republican Party (United States of America); Foreign policy of the Republican Party; Social policy of the Republican Party; Elephant Party; Gas and Oil Party; Economic policy of the Republican Party; Demographics of the Republican Party (United States); Voter base of the Republican Party (United States); Ideology of the Republican Party (United States); Republican Pride Coalition; Republican National Committee Pride Coalition
Republikanische Partei in den USA (GOP)
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SENIOR OFFICIAL WITHIN A POLITICAL PARTY WITH RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ORGANIZATIONAL AND DAILY POLITICAL WORK
Party Secretary; Secretary (political party)
Parteisekretär

Определение

party of the second part
n. a reference to a party to a written contract, as distinguished from "the party of the first part." See also: party of the first part

Википедия

Party! Party! Party!

The Party! Party! Party! Party was a short-lived joke political party in the Australian Capital Territory, Australia. Its candidates—Amanda Call and Shane McMillan—ran only in the 1989 election for the Australian Capital Territory Legislative Assembly, receiving a total of 979 votes (0.69% of the vote). It was created as a joke since the creators did not believe in self-government when it became legal in ACT.

As a result of the lax party registration laws that allowed this party and other similar parties (for example the Sun Ripened Warm Tomato Party and the Surprise Party) to stand candidates, the electoral legislation in the Australian Capital Territory was changed in 1991 to provide that parties must have 100 members and a constitution before they could register. This stopped people from registering joke parties just for the fun of it.