laborite造句

• The parliament's 217 Socialists, the assembly's largest group, wore a long-stemmed red rose with a black ribbon which they then placed at their seats in honor of fellow Laborite Rabin . ( rw)
• Each of the parliament's 217 Socialists, the largest group in the assembly, wore a long-stemmed red rose with a black ribbon, which they then placed by their seats in honor of fellow Laborite Rabin.
• Brian Tucker, a 61-year-old retired civil engineer from Cowbridge, said his Laborite father was " turning in his grave, because I'm putting the X in the wrong box " and voting Conservative.
• The Orthodox were enraged when a Laborite deputy minister last year urged removing a line from the Israeli national anthem, Hatikvah, that speaks of a " yearning Jewish soul " because it slighted Christian and Arab citizens, he said.
• Still, Bush had no closer friend and ally in the war to overthrow Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, and the improbable alliance of the deeply conservative American president and the moderate British Laborite has carried through to Iraq's troubled postwar period.
• Elected to Parliament in 1945 as a Laborite in a district in Cardiff, Thomas had a modest career in the House and was initially disappointed when Prime Minister Harold Wilson put him in line for the speakership instead of making him a senior member of his government.
• A fine debater, exuding energy and charm, the Scottish-born Laborite wore his hair long in the 1970s, married a high-voltage fellow lawyer, Cherie Booth, and moved so nimbly to the middle he earned the nickname " Tony Blur ."
• Baroness Jay, a Laborite recently given a title and the government's leader in the Lords, acknowledged critics'charges that Labor was pursuing " a throwback to the old battles of the class war, a policy based on a bitter mixture of personal malice and envy ."
• And in the most bizarre incident in the campaign, Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott, a burly, blunt-talking Laborite from the north, punched an egg-throwing protester in the face and then wrestled furiously with him on the ground until onlookers and party apparatchiks pulled the two men apart.