labourite การใช้

• For the labourite position, insufficient income is a moral outrage.
• She had a wide circle of mostly female friends, including left wing Labourites.
• Reason : A Labourite is someone who supports one of the political parties listed on this page.
• In March 1918, Labourite leader J黵i Vilms went missing in Finland, where he was presumably executed.
• But they, too, were wary of loose-spending Labourites with a huge majority to throw around.
• While Tories reject EMU 71 percent to 18 percent, even Labourites reject it 50 percent to 29 percent.
• As with stocks, the idea the Labourites would raise rates more than expected was what had bond investors worried.
• The Conservative Prime Minister Harold Macmillan awarded the chair to the Tory Trevor-Roper rather than the Labourite Taylor.
• In late 1920, the DLP in Winnipeg was taken over by rightist labourites who had opposed the General Strike.
• This time, he was endorsed by reformist labourites and Liberal supporters of Wilfrid Laurier because of his opposition to conscription.
• The party co-operated closely with the Estonian Radical Socialist Party and the two became known as the " Labourites ".
• Social Catholicism seems to share a lot with the labourite position, and liberation theology seems like the normative moral position of Catholicism taken to the final conclusion.
• Dixon supported the strikers during the Winnipeg General Strike of 1919, and undoubtedly played an important role in legitimizing their efforts among the city's reformist labourites.
• After Estonia declared independence on 24 February 1918, the Labourites were part of the Estonian Provisional Government, as were all the parties, that supported Estonian independence.
• By turns a Liberal and a Labourite, he served as Minister of Munitions during the Minister of Health under David Lloyd George and Leader of the House of Lords under Clement Attlee.
• The SDP had initially nominated John Queen as its candidate in Winnipeg North, but the city's centrist labourites declared that Queen could not win and nominated Rigg in his place.
• A large number of labourites left the Maltese Islands during this period, partly due to the fact that at the time a reference letter from the local parish priest was commonly requested by employers.