Thatcher Sentence Examples

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Trade union militants were hit hardest by the defeats of the Thatcher years.

The prime minister, who arrived here Wednesday night, is the first British premier to visit Indonesia since Margaret Thatcher in 1985.

Fourteen years ago, they committed regicide on Margaret Thatcher when they thought she would lose them an election.

Margaret Thatcher's assistant, Robin Harris, is strangely unwilling to express a view on the Croatian situation.

The idea that young comedians, furious with the Thatcher regime, might somehow galvanize Britain's youth into activism looks tragically wan now.

Heath thought himself thereby hard treated and he rejoiced when Thatcher was ousted from power.

Thatcher is the most reviled woman in British politics.

I cannot remember these small-minded people complaining about John Major watching cricket or Margaret Thatcher entertaining at Chequers while Prime Minister.

This means that should Thatcher transgress again in the next two years he will be forced onto the sidelines for 15 games.

Margaret Thatcher 's assistant, Robin Harris, is strangely unwilling to express a view on the Croatian situation.

The idea that young comedians, furious with the Thatcher regime, might somehow galvanize Britain 's youth into activism looks tragically wan now.

Waning influence Callaghan was obliged to hold a general election, which was won by Margaret Thatcher 's Conservative Party.

The Conservative Party and Margaret Thatcher appeared to be at a zenith of success and power, yet he despaired of our future.

No Good at Saying Sorry (One More Chance) - Thatcher's return doesn't bode well for Meredith.

The site sells multiple bodysuits from Kiki de Montparnasse, Thatcher by Alisse Thatcher, and DKNY.

Janet thinks I'm Becky Thatcher.

According to the elaborate investigation of Thatcher, the facts seem to be as follows.

He has partially assuaged the sense of insecurity developed by Margaret Thatcher.

Learning history, therefore, according to Thatcher, required knowledge of events.

Lady Thatcher is now armigerous; her heraldic banner hangs in St. George's Chapel, Windsor.

When Margaret Thatcher stopped being PM, she was made a baroness and given a seat in House of Lords.

It is still there beavering away, the last relic of Old Labor untouched by the political upheavals of the Thatcher era.

The solution then was for Thatcher and her chancellor Nigel Lawson to let rip with an inflationary boom.

Above all, the Thatcher reforms reversed economic centralism, by curbing the power of national unions and through privatization.

But if the last bit doesn't shatter any complacency residing in Thatcher loyalists then Ludlam and Smith press the point further.

Perhaps the best known was Woodrow Wyatt, the former right wing Labor MP who ended up an ardent devotee of Margaret Thatcher.

People liked Jim Callaghan in 1979 and actively disliked Margaret Thatcher - but they voted for her because they thought she was right.

I think the greatest disservice done was Thatcher with the Poll Tax.

From The Spectator to Thatcher, people seem eager to crush the solidarity which exists here.

Margaret Thatcher did not roll back the frontiers of the State.

Female stars have rarely been associated with hi-tech gadgets; at best there was Margaret Thatcher who packed a mean handbag.

Ship's Ghost Lady Thatcher will be taking part in this capacity, complete with her military-grade bouffant hairdo.

Also the much heralded pay rise for nurses under Thatcher was a major con.

Thatcher was not, on the whole, a free market ideologue - and when she became one, things fell apart.

During the supposedly impromptu visit, Lady Thatcher was accompanied by Sky TV crews, which broadcast the proceedings live.

Margaret Thatcher was still a minor irritant whose influence was limited to stealing milk from school children.

For the record, I suppose my opinion of Margaret Thatcher must be close to that of many other libertarians.

It's not too late for Britain to restore its natural authority on a subject which Margaret Thatcher first brought into the political mainstream.

The unions became increasingly sectarian, increasingly materialist, until they deserved as well as received their defeat at the hands of Margaret Thatcher.

Mark Thatcher, an expert boatman who grew up on the Grand Canyon and later worked there as a river guide, started Teva Shoes over 20 years ago.

The titular Meredith Grey experiences a great deal of angst in her relationships including lover McDreamy was married, her mother Ellis suffers from Alzheimer's, father Thatcher abandoned her.