1. Liberal Democrats - Noun
2. Liberal Democrats - Proper noun
Liberal Democrats
(UK politics) A centrist political party
Liberal Democrats
(UK politics) plural of Liberal Democrat
Accordingly, the Liberal Democrats can in theory exert tremendous influence in such a situation since they can ally with one of the two main parties to form a coalition. Source: Internet
Despite gaining 9 seats the Tories lost 8 behind them to the Liberal Democrats and one even to Labour. Source: Internet
“But where were the Liberal Democrats, arch proponents of Devolution and Federalism?” Source: Internet
As a result, 45 Conservatives, 17 Liberal Democrats, 10 UKIP, four Labour and one Community Campaign councillor sit on the County Council. Source: Internet
Before 1983, the governorship had been held by Liberal Democrats Naohiro Dōgakinai and Kingo Machimura for 24 years. Source: Internet
A second amendment, also proposed by the Liberal Democrats, would require the UK to assess each new trade agreement’s impact on citizens’ rights with regard to gender, age, race, class and economic wellbeing. Source: Internet