macleod group造句

• He also became President of the Macleod Group, and in that position issued a statement in January 1975 supporting Edward Heath as Conservative leader.
• Recent acquisitions include Aerospace Metals Inc . of Hartford, Connecticut; Proler Southwest of Houston; Reserve Iron & Metal LP of Cleveland, and the MacLeod Group of Los Angeles.
• In September 1975, after the Macleod Group merged with two other'left-wing'Tory groups in June to form the Tory Reform Group, Knox became its vice-president with Nicholas Scott.
• Outside politics, Temple-Morris was appointed Chairman of the Macleod Group, an association of left-of-centre Conservative MPs, in 1979 . Since 1995, he has been President of the British-Iranian Business Association Society.
• In January 1975 the Macleod Group came out in support of Edward Heath in the Peter Walker, and Nicholas Scott in the Shadow Cabinet, and complained that the common factor was neither age nor ability, but that they were all on the'left'of the party.
• In September 1975, the Macleod Group merged with Pressure for Economic and Social Toryism ( Pest ), the Progressive Tory Pressure Group and the Social Tory Action Group to form the Tory Reform Group and many prominent members in the Macleod Group went on to play a big role in the Tory Reform Group.
• In September 1975, the Macleod Group merged with Pressure for Economic and Social Toryism ( Pest ), the Progressive Tory Pressure Group and the Social Tory Action Group to form the Tory Reform Group and many prominent members in the Macleod Group went on to play a big role in the Tory Reform Group.
• Knox, once in Parliament, joined what was to become the Macleod Group led by Nicholas Scott that was considered to be for Conservative MPs that were pro-European and progressive on social issues and he was noted as strongly supporting Britain's entry to the EEC . Knox protested against a decision to allow the Palestine Liberation Organization to open an office in London.
• The Tory Reform Group ( TRG ) was formally established in June 1975 from the merger of four like-minded groups : PEST ( Pressure for Economic and Social Toryism ), two separate London dining clubs named the Macleod Group and Social Tory Action Group, and a consortium in the North West also known as the McLeod Group led by two Young Conservative activists and parliamentary candidates Steve Perry ( PPC Liverpool Edge Hill ) and Stuart Lindsay ( former PPC Ellesmere Port ) who had already switched the name to the TRG.