Because it is an Administration measure, does it therefore follow that it is a party measure?
It was decided to support the Toombs bill in a slightly amended form and to make a party measure of it.
I read Mr. Morrill's statement that "this question should go to the ballot-box on its merits and should not be spoken of in the political meetings or made a party measure.
The Republicans of Kansas made the Prohibition amendment a party measure in 1880.
Eastern politicians warned the Republicans of Kansas that "negro suffrage" was a party measure in national politics, and that they must not entangle themselves with the "woman question.
The scheme of it had been conceived in a convention of manufacturers in the State of Pennsylvania, and had been taken up by politicians, and was pushed as a party measure, and with the visible purpose of influencing the presidential election.
Who could doubt that the presentation of that memorial was in fact a party measure, intended to have an important operation on persons occupying the highest offices of the government?
This distribution had become, very nearly, a party measure; and of the party of which the bank was a member, and Mr. Clay the chief.
It was contested in both Houses as a party measure, and was taken up as a party topic in the presidential canvass.
It had been passed as a party measure: its condemnation was general without regard to party: and the universality of the sentiment against it was honorable to the virtue and intelligence of the people.
Sir, it grew out of the contentions of party; was brought forward, as a party measure; and was one of the bitter fruits of the election of 1840.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "party measure" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
