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bencher sentence examples

  • A specialist in family and public law, she became a bencher in 1997.
  • The back bencher argued the two sets of papers were in fact from the same period.
  • The sunday times has learned of a series of lunches and dinners held at secret locations between shadow front benchers and captains of industry.
  • In 1850 he was elected a bencher of the inner temple.
  • The editor of the spectator's career as a front bencher has been brilliant, brief and brusque.
  • Mud slinger general in chief of the tory back benchers earned david shaw ( ex con.
  • Some of his own back benchers are sympathetic to the withdrawal from europe strategy.
  • A search through the internet quickly reveals that lord stokes sits as a cross bencher in the house of lords.
  • Any person of sufficient distinction may be elected an honorary bencher, despite not being a member of the inn or even a lawyer.
  • Labor back benchers are preoccupied with the death throes of tony blair and the dynamics of succession, not the dynamics of scottish secession.
  • Scargill was seen to have been right all along and disapproval of the government's policy came even from conservative back benchers.
  • In these days, there are over 150 ordinary benchers, elected for life by the council.

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