Sentence examples for Allister from high-quality English sources.

• Jim Allister, who as leader of the Traditional Unionist Voice party is the voice of unbending unionism, regards this as creeping unification.

• Alexis Mac Allister, Yves Bissouma and Leandro Trossard have great potential while highly-rated defender Ben White is staying despite interest from Leeds. where he excelled on loan last season.

• Yet the note from Chris Evans was telling nonetheless for promoting a piece by the editor of the Sunday Telegraph, Allister Heath, that welcomed “a tougher, rougher non-deferential conservatism”.

• Under STV rules, because her 5,040 surplus was less than the gap between Steven Agnew and Ian Parsley, and also less than the difference of their votes combined and next placed candidate Jim Allister, Agnew and Parsley were eliminated and their votes transferred.

• He is also worried about the possible appeal to DUP voters of Jim Allister, who founded “Traditional Unionist Voice” after leaving the party in protest against power-sharing.

• But Allister Sparks, the author of several histories of South Africa (and a former writer for The Economist), maintains that the ANC has done as well as anyone had a right to expect after apartheid's destructive legacy.

• The judge said: "Mr Allister was not afforded a fair and reasonable opportunity to make comprehensive, informed representations to either the planning committee or the other statutory agency endowed with relevant legal powers, namely the Department for Infrastructure."

• The DUP's Diane Dodds, who has been an MEP since 2009, saw her vote increase and DUP sources were pleased she was the first candidate to be elected - a feat they said they had not managed in a European poll since 2004, when ex-DUP-now TUV leader Jim Allister took a seat.

Use Allister in a sentence.

• Northern Ireland peer Baroness O’Loan and anti-abortion campaign organisation Both Lives Matter are behind the petition which garnered signatures from 27 DUP MLAs, TUV leader Jim Allister, Ulster Unionist leader Robin Swann and his fellow party members Robbie Butler and Roy Beggs.

• In the wake of the RHI inquiry's findings, a new code of conduct for special advisers (Spads) took effect, but Traditional Unionist Voice leader Jim Allister has been trying to push legislation through Stormont that would put into statute tighter rules on Spads and the ministers who wield them.

• The Green MLA Clare Bailey and People Before Profit's Gerry Carroll backed the Jim Allister amendment - Mr Carroll questioned whether the commission's expenses proposal was in line with the promises on transparency made in the New Decade New Approach deal which secured the restoration of devolution.

• She is joined by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who led the Free Mandela Campaign throughout the 1980s; Dr Niel Barnard, who was the head of South Africa's National Intelligence Service and who had dozens of clandestine meetings with Mandela; Professor Willie Esterhuyse, an Afrikaner academic who liaised between the government and the ANC; Aziz Pahad, who was a core member of the ANC and led many of its delegations; former President Thabo Mbeki, who was a lead negotiator for the ANC; and journalist and political commentator Allister Sparks, who chronicled the negotiations in a revealing book.