cecil parkinson造句

• He succeeded Cecil Parkinson who had been Member of Parliament for the area since 1974.
• A former chairman of the party, Cecil Parkinson, said he hoped there was no contest.
• Cecil Parkinson quit the Cabinet following allegations that his former secretary was having his baby.
• McAlpine liked the Conservative Party chairman Cecil Parkinson, and disliked Parkinson's successor, John Gummer, whom he thought dull.
• William Hague, the new leader of Britain's defeated Conservative Party, on Friday appointed one of Margaret Thatcher's closest allies, Cecil Parkinson, as the party chairman.
• Cecil Parkinson, the embarrassed chairman of the Conservatives, said the statement had not been cleared with him, and Francis Halewood, the chief Central Office spokesman, resigned.
• The differences allegedly began over an article making false accusations concerning the Conservative politician Cecil Parkinson As a result of the differences with " Private Eye"
• This plan provoked heated opposition from fellow members of the Cabinet ( in particular Cecil Parkinson ) and a compromise plan was found necessary to secure consensus.
• Hague, 36, announced the surprise appointment of Cecil Parkinson less than 24 hours after winning the contest to succeed ex-Prime Minister John Major, defeating the Tories'leading pro-European, Kenneth Clarke.
• For more than a decade, Sara Keays, 53, had been barred from talking about her 12-year affair with Thatcher's favorite minister and heir apparent, Cecil Parkinson, and their daughter, Flora.
• One of his first acts as leader, replacing ex-Prime Minister John Major, was to appoint Cecil Parkinson, a close ally of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, as party chairman on Friday.
• A revolt in Thatcher's Cabinet, primarily against Howe's budgets, prompted a reshuffle to oust opponents bringing along loyalists such as Cecil Parkinson and Norman Tebbit but her leadership seemed in doubt.
• Here in Britain, when the new Tory leader named Cecil Parkinson to be chairman of the bedraggled Conservative Party, the press reported him finally released from " the sin bin ."
• In 1982, Cecil Parkinson, the British trade secretary, returned to his wife ( and lost his job ) after his mistress of 12 years, Sara Keays, said she was expecting their child.
• Hurd and Major pledged their support, as did Cecil Parkinson, Peter Brooke said he would support Thatcher whatever she chose to do and that she could win " with all guns blazing ".
• A third bore of the tunnel, replacing the old Victorian northbound bore, was proposed by Transport Secretary Cecil Parkinson in 1989, but had yet to see any progress towards construction over a decade later.