Converse of object

• accuse: Please let them not accuse the Liberal Democrats of not having a solution.

• join: Gentleman on his early career move to join the Liberal Democrats rather than the Labor party.

• lead: Charles Kennedy in contrast led the Liberal Democrats to their most successful result for 80 years.

• become: The area's old theocrats Would welcome freedom's bell, They'd all become good democrats, Saddam would run like hell.

• leave: Left social democrats with all sorts of confused ideas gain a hearing.

• say: He says Liberal Democrats can look forward to local councilor Carol Woods, joining him in Parliament.

Adjective modifier

• liberal: Still the good news is the Liberal Democrats are poised for victory in Bristol.

• bourgeois: It testifies to the collapse of all the illusions cherished by bourgeois democrats.

• social: Social democrats have governed Sweden for 57 of the last 66 years.

• Swedish: You could talk about the Swedish social democrats or the French socialists, but this was taboo.

• influential: Influential house democrats continuing with the than either married.

• Iraqi: Success for Iraqi democrats does not mean justification for the war.

Modifies a noun

• signed-on: But what really democrats signed-on as a ruptured spleen.

Noun used with modifier

• obstructionism: Grown to well their specific hole cards will start with obstructionism democrats would.

• social-: Such a tactic would discredit the Social- Democrats, because it would make our entire political campaign a lever for reaction.

• petty-bourgeois: In the second instance, the reverse took place--the proletariat, the petty-bourgeois democrats, the bourgeois republicans, Napoleon III.

• proposal: Insurance proposal democrats groups in years in medicaid coverage.

• opposition: News of the Justice Department probe did not seem to sit well with some opposition Democrats.

• insurance: Insurance proposal democrats groups in years in medicaid coverage.