11.   In order to win an election, a party would make extravagant promises, doing so in order to outbid the other party.

12.   He must endeavour to secure that the parties make such admissions and agreements as are reasonable.

13.   The law recognises that if business contracts are fairly made by parties who are on equal terms such parties should know their business best.

14.   Before the General Election perhaps all parties could make their views on this issue known.

15.   Quite how the party which has successfully brought us to economic misery and industrial impotence can make such a claim seems to suggest some very muddled thinking.

16.   Along the way, he commented on the grisly discoveries our little party made, and if I bumped into him, he told me off.

17.   Already this year, both parties have made hasty but inaccurate claims about the other side, which, some operatives worried, could breed cynicism among voters.

18.   An option differs from a futures contract, in which both parties make a binding agreement to buy or sell currency at some point in the future.

19.   And the party is making banners, logos and other material available on its site for supporters to download onto their sites.

20.   As the party has made political inroads around the city in the last several years, the promise of power may have spurred the internecine warfare.