Definition of multiparty in English:

multiparty

adjectivemʌltɪˈpɑːti

Of or involving several political parties.
多党的，涉及多党的
multiparty elections
多党选举。
Example sentencesExamples
- The latter ended military rule in June 1991 and held multiparty elections, for which there were 44 eligible political parties.
- By the time the first multiparty elections took place in April 1993, however, the country had already begun to fall apart.
- A new National Assembly was elected in 1997, in relatively free multiparty elections.
- Because of economic hardships and pressure from foreign countries, Kaunda eventually allowed for multiparty elections.
- In politics, the nation scored by managing the political transitions from multi-party politics to one party and back to multiparty.
- While the king has asked for three years to restore a multiparty government, political parties launched a campaign calling for the return of power to the people.
- After a peaceful transition, the elections produced the first representative, multiparty National Assembly.
- The change of regime in 1989 brought in a multiparty government and a parliamentary democracy with elected representatives.
- The Western ideal for representative democracy involves free, multiparty elections and maintenance of civil liberties.
- In May 1994, a new constitution was approved, and then the first multiparty elections took place.
- Iceland has a multiparty parliamentary system, and there is a written constitution.
- Tension between the two regions increased after the introduction of a multiparty political system in the 1990s.
- This crisis pressured the government into opening the political system and holding multiparty elections in 1992.
- There is also multiparty legislative power vested in an eighty-member Parliament, whose members are elected to five-year terms.
- On January 3, 1990, he signed a law to re-establish a multiparty political system in Romania.
- The head of state, the prime minister, is a member of the majority party in a multiparty system.
- It has changed from a communist dictatorship to a multiparty democracy in which officials are chosen in regular elections.
- By early 1992, several new parties had formed, and multiparty elections were held in December 1992.
- The rebels took up arms against the government in 1996 with the aim of ending Nepal's monarchy and multiparty political system.
- The difficult time was the transition from one party to multiparty politics, but this was successfully done fifteen years ago.

Definition of multiparty in US English:

multiparty

adjective

Of or involving several political parties.
多党的，涉及多党的
multiparty elections
多党选举。
Example sentencesExamples
- The Western ideal for representative democracy involves free, multiparty elections and maintenance of civil liberties.
- In May 1994, a new constitution was approved, and then the first multiparty elections took place.
- By early 1992, several new parties had formed, and multiparty elections were held in December 1992.
- After a peaceful transition, the elections produced the first representative, multiparty National Assembly.
- A new National Assembly was elected in 1997, in relatively free multiparty elections.
- The rebels took up arms against the government in 1996 with the aim of ending Nepal's monarchy and multiparty political system.
- The change of regime in 1989 brought in a multiparty government and a parliamentary democracy with elected representatives.
- The difficult time was the transition from one party to multiparty politics, but this was successfully done fifteen years ago.
- This crisis pressured the government into opening the political system and holding multiparty elections in 1992.
- Tension between the two regions increased after the introduction of a multiparty political system in the 1990s.
- Because of economic hardships and pressure from foreign countries, Kaunda eventually allowed for multiparty elections.
- Iceland has a multiparty parliamentary system, and there is a written constitution.
- In politics, the nation scored by managing the political transitions from multi-party politics to one party and back to multiparty.
- On January 3, 1990, he signed a law to re-establish a multiparty political system in Romania.
- It has changed from a communist dictatorship to a multiparty democracy in which officials are chosen in regular elections.
- While the king has asked for three years to restore a multiparty government, political parties launched a campaign calling for the return of power to the people.
- By the time the first multiparty elections took place in April 1993, however, the country had already begun to fall apart.
- The latter ended military rule in June 1991 and held multiparty elections, for which there were 44 eligible political parties.
- There is also multiparty legislative power vested in an eighty-member Parliament, whose members are elected to five-year terms.
- The head of state, the prime minister, is a member of the majority party in a multiparty system.

词汇	multiparty
释义	Definition of multiparty in English: multiparty adjectivemʌltɪˈpɑːti Of or involving several political parties. 多党的，涉及多党的 multiparty elections 多党选举。 Example sentencesExamples The latter ended military rule in June 1991 and held multiparty elections, for which there were 44 eligible political parties. By the time the first multiparty elections took place in April 1993, however, the country had already begun to fall apart. A new National Assembly was elected in 1997, in relatively free multiparty elections. Because of economic hardships and pressure from foreign countries, Kaunda eventually allowed for multiparty elections. In politics, the nation scored by managing the political transitions from multi-party politics to one party and back to multiparty. While the king has asked for three years to restore a multiparty government, political parties launched a campaign calling for the return of power to the people. After a peaceful transition, the elections produced the first representative, multiparty National Assembly. The change of regime in 1989 brought in a multiparty government and a parliamentary democracy with elected representatives. The Western ideal for representative democracy involves free, multiparty elections and maintenance of civil liberties. In May 1994, a new constitution was approved, and then the first multiparty elections took place. Iceland has a multiparty parliamentary system, and there is a written constitution. Tension between the two regions increased after the introduction of a multiparty political system in the 1990s. This crisis pressured the government into opening the political system and holding multiparty elections in 1992. There is also multiparty legislative power vested in an eighty-member Parliament, whose members are elected to five-year terms. On January 3, 1990, he signed a law to re-establish a multiparty political system in Romania. The head of state, the prime minister, is a member of the majority party in a multiparty system. It has changed from a communist dictatorship to a multiparty democracy in which officials are chosen in regular elections. By early 1992, several new parties had formed, and multiparty elections were held in December 1992. The rebels took up arms against the government in 1996 with the aim of ending Nepal's monarchy and multiparty political system. The difficult time was the transition from one party to multiparty politics, but this was successfully done fifteen years ago. Definition of multiparty in US English: multiparty adjective Of or involving several political parties. 多党的，涉及多党的 multiparty elections 多党选举。 Example sentencesExamples The Western ideal for representative democracy involves free, multiparty elections and maintenance of civil liberties. In May 1994, a new constitution was approved, and then the first multiparty elections took place. By early 1992, several new parties had formed, and multiparty elections were held in December 1992. After a peaceful transition, the elections produced the first representative, multiparty National Assembly. A new National Assembly was elected in 1997, in relatively free multiparty elections. The rebels took up arms against the government in 1996 with the aim of ending Nepal's monarchy and multiparty political system. The change of regime in 1989 brought in a multiparty government and a parliamentary democracy with elected representatives. The difficult time was the transition from one party to multiparty politics, but this was successfully done fifteen years ago. This crisis pressured the government into opening the political system and holding multiparty elections in 1992. Tension between the two regions increased after the introduction of a multiparty political system in the 1990s. Because of economic hardships and pressure from foreign countries, Kaunda eventually allowed for multiparty elections. Iceland has a multiparty parliamentary system, and there is a written constitution. In politics, the nation scored by managing the political transitions from multi-party politics to one party and back to multiparty. On January 3, 1990, he signed a law to re-establish a multiparty political system in Romania. It has changed from a communist dictatorship to a multiparty democracy in which officials are chosen in regular elections. While the king has asked for three years to restore a multiparty government, political parties launched a campaign calling for the return of power to the people. By the time the first multiparty elections took place in April 1993, however, the country had already begun to fall apart. The latter ended military rule in June 1991 and held multiparty elections, for which there were 44 eligible political parties. There is also multiparty legislative power vested in an eighty-member Parliament, whose members are elected to five-year terms. The head of state, the prime minister, is a member of the majority party in a multiparty system.
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