United Party

British  

noun

1. (formerly, in South Africa) the major opposition party, founded by General Smuts in 1934: the official Opposition in Parliament from 1948, the party was disbanded in 1977 See also National Party Progressive Federal Party

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Example Sentences

Yoro will have further tests when he returns to the UK to determine the precise extent of the problem, although he will stay with the United party for the remainder of their US trip, which concludes against Liverpool in Columbia, South Carolina, on Saturday.

From BBC

"We can only do this as a united party, focused on the needs of the British people," he added.

From BBC

Lai and Hsiao, on the other hand, with a united party behind them, are moving ahead smoothly with their campaign.

From Reuters

"Your co-operation in this matter will not only demonstrate the SNP's commitment to democratic values and principles but also help maintain a strong and united party during this leadership contest," it adds.

From BBC

But he later ruled himself out of the leadership race, saying it was not possible to govern effectively without a united party.

From BBC