Translation of "Liberaldemokratische partei" in English

It is also the first party in Cambodia to have its major leaders elected in its convention.

The current coalition partner of the Conservatives are the Liberal Democrats.

The Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova (, PLDM) is a conservative political party in Moldova.

Examples include rule by the Communist Party of China and the People's Action Party of Singapore.

It goes without saying that the PPE and PD-L (Romanian Liberal Democrat Party) value and respect fundamental human rights and take a firm stand when they are violated.

In June 1959, he was elected to the House of Councilors in the post-war Diet of Japan for a single term with the support of the Liberal-Democratic Party.

The proposed name, Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), was rejected by the delegates, who voted 64 to 25 in favour of the name Free Democratic Party (FDP).

Yukio Hatoyama’s Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) thrashed the Liberal Democratic Party, which had governed almost continuously for a half-century.

Having cemented his authority in December’s snap general election, in which his Liberal Democratic Party won a decisive victory, Abe is determined to pursue his goal of building a stronger, more competitive Japan – one that can hold its own against an increasingly muscular China.

When the DPJ came to power in September 2009 it ended half-a-century of de facto one-party rule by the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP).

In July, Abe’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) won control of both houses of parliament – a resounding electoral victory that amounts to the strongest political mandate any Japanese leader has received in many years.

Japan is once again saddled with a caretaker government as the ruling Liberal Democrat Party (LDP) scrambles for a new leader with an election to the lower house of the Diet looming.

Much has been made of the massive defeat Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s Liberal Democratic Party suffered in the recent election to Japan’s Upper House.

The country’s two major political parties, the governing Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) and the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) recently chose their leaders, yet ordinary Japanese responded with a collective shrug.

With two years remaining in his term, and with his Liberal Democratic Party enjoying comfortable majorities in the Diet’s upper and lower houses, Abe has called a snap general election for December.

The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) won a decisive victory in elections to the upper house of parliament held on July 21, bringing to an end the indecisive politics caused by the lack of an effective majority.

Indeed, although it is difficult to say how large an impact the launch had on the result in Japan, the Liberal Democratic Party (of which I am a member, serving as Deputy Chair of the election campaign) won a landslide victory.

In response, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party established a Working Team on the Protection of Maritime Interests. Based on the team's recommendations, the government established an inter-ministerial commission on the survey of continental shelves and maritime resources.

The Liberal Democratic Party, which had ruled Japan for most of the post-war decades, lost parliamentary elections to the Democratic Party of Japan.

While in opposition, the DPJ bashed the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) for flipping through leader after leader.

The Communist Party of the Russian Federation received 19.19% of the vote and 92 seats, while A Just Russia received 13.24% and 64 seats, with the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia getting 56 seats with 11.67% of the vote.

The proposed name, Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), was rejected by the delegates, who voted 64 to 25 in favour of the name Free Democratic Party (FDP).

The problem was that alongside its outward-looking protectionist policy, Japan's establishment - the national bureaucracy, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, business, universities, and the media - had fostered a corresponding ideological orthodoxy.

After more than 50 years of almost uninterrupted power, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has been buried in a general election.

The Liberal Democrat party recognise the on-going struggles of the Falun Gong practitioners, and have written to the UK government on their behalf in the past.

The three components of the openly pro-Western three-party government coalition, the Liberal Democrat, Democrat and Liberal Parties, grabbed 55 of the 101 seats in Parliament.

In the current government coalition the Liberal-Democrats are the strongest party, and the prime minister is Anton Rop.

The main political parties in Uzbekistan are : People’s Democratic Party (CDP), National Democratic Party Fidokorlar (F) , the Progressive Party of the Nation ( VT) (Note : F and VT merged ) Adolat (Justice) (A), Party of the Democratic National rebirth (MTP) , social Democratic Party .