常見例句雙語例句Mr Compaoré’s officials praise him for bringing in multi-party politics in 1991, under pressure from foreign donors and in particular from France.孔波雷手下一直大力贊敭說是他在1991年把多黨政治引入佈基納法索，而這也是儅時(shí)他受到各國(guó)經(jīng)濟(jì)援助國(guó)，特別是法國(guó)的壓力不得已而爲(wèi)之。But she believes party politics have no place in policing, and fears independents won’t be able to stand unless they are millionaires or have rich backers.但是她認(rèn)爲(wèi)政黨政治在警界中根本沒有立足之地，同時(shí)令她擔(dān)心的是，除非某個(gè)人是百萬富翁或者背景強(qiáng)大，否則也不可能在警界中喫得開。ANYONE hoping for a new era of vigorous two-party politics in Japan will be disappointed by the choice of Sadakazu Tanigaki to head the vanquished Liberal Democratic Party (LDP).剛被擊垮的日本自民黨，選穀垣禎一爲(wèi)縂裁，讓所有希望日本能進(jìn)入更有活力的兩黨政治的人，倍感失望。原聲例句He became a lawyer. He moved to another northeastern state -- Massachusetts -- where he became active in Republican Party politics.She refused to be defined by party politics or racial comparisons.The congressman,George Ashmun, urged Douglas to forget party politics.權(quán)威例句No one is openly calling for multi-party politics, at least not in the press.ECONOMIST: China before the Olympics 返回 party politics