one of the parties

Any one of the parties may then approach the court for a costs order.

The simple answer is often because one of the parties wants it to.

But the local authority need not always be one of the parties involved.

We are neither the judge nor one of the parties.

Since 1982 it is one of the parties in the coalition.

One of the parties may be unfamiliar with a particular practice.

King will caucus with one of the parties if he has to, however.

"We came here for one of the parties early on.

No songs changed after this point, even when one of the parties had further ideas.

The changes are usually from the independent category to one of the parties and back again.

The process continues until all but one of the parties involved has withdrawn.

People don't get married because one of the parties happens to be pregnant.

Sometimes one of the parties, or both, wish to be assisted by another person.

However, as neither complaint was made by one of the parties involved, no action will be taken.

Only two points can be scored in a single deal, unless one of the parties hold or turn up the king.

The agreement will remain in place until one of the parties pulls out.

Otherwise only one of the parties is being restored to his former position.

Sometimes there is a cap to the risk carried by one of the parties.

In every commercial venture, one of the parties approaches the other.

The reason might be that, this time, only one of the parties can imagine dying for love.

What can you tell before one of the parties has even chosen a nominee?

And a promise was easy when one of the parties intended to kill the other.

If only one of the parties is represented it can on occasions be even more difficult.

Perhaps by one of the parties you met with.

"Divorce is on the table for one of the parties.