ablonczy造句

• He replaced Diane Ablonczy, who moved to Minister of State ( Seniors ).
• She married Tom Ablonczy, a well site engineer and refugee of the 1956 Hungarian revolution.
• Ablonczy served in the following positions:
• In 2007 G醔or Rudas, and 羕os Ablonczy, both in management positions, left Klubr醖i?
• Member of Parliament Diane Ablonczy was third and Hill, also a Member of Parliament, was fourth.
• "Do we really need any more Ph . Ds driving cabs in Toronto ? " Ablonczy said.
• Day and Harper are in a close race, according to polls of Alliance members, with Hill and Ablonczy well behind.
• Otherwise a huge pool of skilled workers will continue to be wasted, Ablonczy said from her district in Calgary, Alberta.
• In a cabinet shuffle on January 19, 2010, Diane Ablonczy changed portfolios to become the Minister of State for Seniors.
• In the cabinet shuffle of January 19, 2010, Diane Ablonczy changed portfolios and became the Minister of State for Seniors.
• Diane Ablonczy was first elected to the House of Commons on Reform Party in Calgary North, with a 52.5 % majority.
• The leadership vote involves four candidates _ Day, Stephen Harper, Grant Hill and Diane Ablonczy _ with results to be announced March 20.
• In early 1987, Ablonczy joined the Reform Association of Canada, and later that year became a founding member of the Reform Party of Canada.
• Conservative Party immigration critic Diane Ablonczy said the Liberal government must make better use of the skilled workers already here, before it tries to increase immigration.
• Ablonczy also criticized the Chr閠ien government for  chastising the U . S . for sending Arar back to Syria where he is also a citizen ".
• Bill C-40, An Act to establish National Seniors Day, introduced by Minister of State Ablonczy, received Royal Assent on November 18, 2010.
• On January 4, 2011, Ablonczy was appointed Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and the position was expanded to include responsibility for the Americas and Consular Affairs.
• On July 6, 2009, Conservative Member of Parliament Brad Trost indicated that several Conservative parliamentarians were surprised by Ablonczy's decision to provide funding for the Toronto Pride Week Festival.
• Ablonczy later lost authority over such funding projects to another cabinet minister, and some in the Canadian media have interpreted Trost's comments as suggesting that she was demoted for her decision.