单词Republican Party
n.: （美国）共和党
网络: 美国共和党；执政的共和党；共和党人
（美国）共和党:
one of the two main political parties in the US, usually considered to support conservative views, and to want to limit the power of central government
He said he is committed to finding common ground with the Republican Party majority in the House.
他说他致力于与众议院的共和党多数寻找共同点。
Palantir said it had been approached by Hunton & Williams, a century-old firm with ties to the Republican Party and the defense industry.
Palantir说，拥有百年历史、与共和党及军工业关系不浅的何威律师事务所曾与其接洽。
Charlie Crist, Florida"s governor, was set to leave the Republican Party and run for the Senate as an independent.
佛罗里达州州长查理克里斯特退出共和党，以自由人士身份竞选参议院席位。
So it is no surprise that opinion polls show voters ready to punish the Republican party.
所以毫无意外，民意测验显示选民打算惩罚一下共和党。
The American economy is on the edge of catastrophe, and much of the Republican Party is trying to push it over that edge.
美国的经济正处在灾难的边缘，许多共和党人正在将它推入灾难。
I intend to be the nominee of the Republican Party and to take him on and defeat him in 2012, " she said. "
我希望成为共和党的总统候选人，和奥巴马决一雌雄，在2012年大选中击败他。
The Republican party cannot be a tool of the evangelical movement, on evolution, stem cells and a host of other issues.
共和党不能仅仅成为福音运动、进化论、干细胞和其他一系列争议性问题的工具。
But one of the most interesting things about this debate may well be the changing stance of the Republican Party.
但是辩论中最能吊人胃口的或许是共和党摇摆不定的立场。
He said the Republican Party was responsible.
他说共和党是负责任的。
C. and the state of Utah. His campaign strategy is moderate, which will not help him to gain enough trust within the Republican Party.
他的竞选策略温和，也难以助其在共和党内获得足够的信任。