"political" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- He has joined in a political truce with Mr. Gorbachev in trying to work out a more effective plan for governmental power-sharing in the nation.
- Upon the outbreak of war with Germany, the government had agreed a "political truce" with the opposition Conservative leader, Andrew Bonar Law.
- Throughout the war there operated a "political truce" in accordance with which each major party agreed not to contest seats formerly held by any of the others.
- After an uneasy political truce that lasted nearly 20 years, Canada has been thrust anew into a bitter dispute over its abortion laws.
- Indeed, in the immediate aftermath, Mr. Blair enjoyed a balmy political truce.
- Since most of the union functionaries supported the political truce, the Stewards created an opposition of industrial workers against the First World War in Germany.
- The end of the Olympics also brings to a close an informal political truce that subordinated domestic conflicts to the smooth hosting of the Games.
- Most of the Soviet nation's 15 republics have been pressing for greater self-rule, forcing Mr. Gorbachev to seek a political truce with promises of liberalization.
- But there are already signs that an unofficial political truce, to mark the elections of June 15, 1977, is unraveling.
- There was a political truce between the parties of the wartime coalition government, and the seat was expected to be filled without a contest.
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