单词two-party-system
网络: 两党制；两党制度；二党制
Two-party system, as the main content of the party system, is an important component of American political system.
作为政党制度主要内容的两党制是美国政治制度的重要组成部分。
By imposing a degree of moderation on American politics, the two-party system has been a major factor in the country"s stability.
两党制使美国的政治必须保持一定程度的温和性，这始终是维护国家稳定的一个主要因素。
A stable two-party system broke down when one of the parties, the Social Christians, imploded after corruption scandals.
哥斯达黎加一直是两党制的稳定政治体系，但自党派之一“社会基督徒”（SocialChristians）因腐败丑闻发生内爆之后，该稳定的政治体系就土崩瓦解了。
The modern political party system in the United States is a two - party system dominated by the Democratic Party and the Republican Party.
现代的美国政党制度，是以两党制占主导地位，民主党和共和党。
Mr Harper had long sought to move Canada towards a two-party system, but the election was not of his choosing.
哈珀曾长期寻求加拿大向两党制发展，不过选举不是他的选择。
One factor contributing to the two-party system in the United States is the single-member district system of electing Representatives.
导致美国两党制的一个原因是，每个国会议员选区只能选出一名代表。
When we say that we have a two-party system in the United States we do not mean that we have only two parties.
当我们说美国有两党制时，并不是指美国只有两个政党。
Mr Keller marvels that the two-party system survived such upheavals as the civil war and the industrial revolution.
使凯勒大为惊奇的是，两党制在经过了内战和工业革命这样的大风大浪后，竟然保存了下来。
The American political system is a classical example of the two-party system.
美国的政治体制是两党制的典型范例。
How does it happen that the two-party system is so strongly rooted in American politics?
两党制是如何如此稳固地扎根在美国政治之中的呢？