radical political party造句

• This was a radical political party which questioned colonial rule and the traditional establishment.
• France outlawed the most radical political party, the Union des Populations du Cameroun ( UPC ), on 13 July 1955.
• "The Nazi Party, " as Goldhagen writes, " was the most radical political party to gain control of a government in European history.
• Friday is the Muslim sabbath, and nearly all the protests were sparked by fire-breathing sermons delivered in mosques allied with radical political parties.
• But he could be forced by popular opinion and radical political parties to get involved on the rebel side again, should war errupt.
• The book also provides a first systematic analysis of how a radical political party loses its radical goals under the dynamics of electoral participation.
• The general strike was largely organized by the Knights of Labor and the Marxist-leaning Workingmen's Party, the main radical political party of the era.
• A radical political party, the Armenian Union of Devotees of Aryan Ancestry, described Kohen's statement as " cynical " and " interference in Armenia's internal affairs ."
• The opportunities for a radical political party are as great as, or greater than, ever before; the important problem before the Workers Party is to get radical ideas before the workers.
• Radical political parties, intent on bringing what they perceived as an emancipatory message to the working class, were particularly intent upon making use of " street meetings, " with their speeches and leaflets, to advance their specific message.
• The largest group by far was the VDAV . Through the 1860s it remained mostly apolitical, dedicated to pocketbook matters and fully integrated with the paradigms of German People's Party, founded in 1868, while others were ready to abandon the VDAV structure altogether and establish a more radical political party.