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• Liberal frontbenchers worked to build unity for the tactic in state organisations.
• Labor party frontbencher Haim Ramon said.
• Cripps was the younger brother of Sir Stafford Cripps, a well-known Labour frontbencher.
• He later meets with Mandelson to tell him that he has received support from key Labour frontbenchers.
• Beazley refused to publicly support either candidate, but several frontbenchers, including Julia Gillard, supported Crean.
• Following Shahrir's lead, a majority of the BN MPs also stood, including some frontbenchers.
• Following the resignation of Lord Strathclyde in January 2013, Earl Howe became the longest continuously serving Conservative frontbencher.
• After his speech, Opposition frontbencher and former immigration minister Nick Bolkus walked across the chamber to shake his hand.
• According to a " Sunday Herald Sun " investigation, McIntosh achieved little voter recognition as a frontbencher.
• The first TD to come out in support of Bruton before his sacking was frontbencher Fergus O'Dowd from County Louth.
• Other frontbenchers in the Senate address the chamber from their seating location in the first row of their side of the chamber.
• Although Long believed he had the most MPs, his support was largely amongst backbenchers and most of the whips and frontbenchers preferred Chamberlain.
• A week ago, the Yorkshireman was a popular frontbencher, often to be found in TV studios defending UKIP against accusations of bigotry.
• Never a frontbencher, Janner was particularly known for his work on Select Committees; he chaired the Select Committee on Employment for a time.
• Not all Opposition frontbenchers are members of the Shadow Cabinet, which is composed of the most senior Opposition Members ( usually around twenty ).
• Barnett spent the next two years on the backbench the first time in his career he had not been either a minister or opposition frontbencher.