Примери коришћења His party would на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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He had hoped that his party would win the elections.
But the leader of the Association of the Vojvodina Hungarians, Jozef Kasa, recently said his party would most likely run independently.
He was confident his party would win the area in the elections.
Socialist Party senior official Ivica Dacic criticised the Serbian Constitutional Court but said his party would observe its decision.
He went on to say that his party would demand the post of prime minister.
Meanwhile, Serb Liberal Party leader Slobodan Petrovic said MPs and civil servants from his party would end their month-long boycott.
He said his party would back an election after the bill had been passed, but not before.
Just one more gun scandal and his party would win the next election?
Corbyn said his party would only back an election once the bill had been passed, but not before.
SP Secretary General Gramoz Ruchi in turn claimed his party would take"60 to 70 per cent of the votes".
Di Maio said that his party would submit a proposal to parliament to punish France in the coming weeks.
Kostunica has made clear his aspirations for anew term as prime minister and has hinted that his party would only enter a government coalition if he were given that role.
Karatzaferis said his party would leave the government if Macedonia ultimately wins the name battle.
In an interview aired on Sunday on privateBK Television in Belgrade, Djukanovic for the first time signaled that his party would eventually accept the EU-proposed threshold.
SNP spokesman Dragan Koprivica says his party would field a presidential candidate if the election law is changed.
After weeks of intense consultations with the ruling Democratic Opposition of Serbia(DOS) coalition, Predrag Bulatovic, leader of the Montenegrin Socialist People's Party(SNP),said Thursday his party would support the agreement.
DSB leader and former prime minister Ivan Kostov said his party would not vote for a cabinet led by incumbent Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg either.
Frightened by the prospects of losing a free and fair EU-recognized election that all of the continent would be watching, Zoran Zaev, the leading opposition figurehead, alleged that voting lists weren't in full compliance with his party's expectations andsuddenly declared that his party would be boycotting the election.
He added, however, that his party would seek to share power with ethnic Albanian parties, to reflect the cultural diversity of the republic.
While voicing his party's supportfor the future government, HSLS leader Drazen Budisa said his party would decide on Saturday whether to join a HDZ-led coalition.
Speaking on Tuesday, CHP leader Deniz Baykal said his party would support the package if President Abdullah Gül puts three of the more controversial articles-- related to the top judiciary-- to a referendum in which voters will decide on them separately.
Basescu is solely responsible for this difficult period in Romania," Geoana said,vowing that his party would never again accept a secondary role in a ruling coalition.
In a brief speech,he wished the new prime minister well and said his party would be committed to supporting the new government for a unified approach to the Cyprus dispute and management of the Olympics.
I respect the results as published by the Central Electoral Office, which show the will of the Romanian people," he said,adding that his party would support Basescu's efforts to keep the country on track in meeting its EU entry goal.
Democratic Party of Albanians leader Arben Xhaferi, meanwhile, said his party would support neither of the candidates,"but we will not call for a boycott of the elections".
Krivokapic who is the leader of the Social Democratic Party of Montenegro(SDP), a smaller member of the ruling coalition,said earlier that the current government has only technical and that his party would support the Democratic Party of Socialists(DPS) only in terms of European integration, while Montenegro does not receive a NATO invitation.
While vowing that the Radicals would continue to be a strong opposition,he said his party would support all political structures that sought to keep Kosovo within Serbia's borders.