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Перевод: premiership

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Тезаурус:

1. The European elections saw Labour capture forty-five seats to the Conservatives' thirty-two, the first major defeat for Mrs Thatcher in ten years of premiership.
2. The transformation was vividly recalled by the man Macmillan pipped for the premiership, R. A. Butler:
3. Also, the feared return of large numbers of KGB agents may not have been the only operational reason to influence the intelligence men to fear the election of a Labour government under the premiership of Harold Wilson.
4. For this it was necessary for the premiership to pass not to Heseltine but to a leading member of the Cabinet.
5. Although the Falklands improved her standing, the approval ratings over her premiership are still lower than those for leaders in the 1950s and early 1960s.
6. Of course, it was during James Callaghan's premiership that Nicolae Ceauescu received his knighthood.
7. His was a hugely disappointing premiership in terms of modernizing the instruments of government.
8. The very forcefulness with which Mrs Thatcher has projected her views and style, separate from those of her Cabinet, has also established a model of premiership.
9. During his second premiership he noticed during a train journey that another occupant of the compartment was looking at him with some puzzlement.
10. Most dealers had already written in a premium for the premiership of Pierre Beregovoy, whose stint as finance minister made him well known to the business community.
11. It ended in May 1915, during one of the most politically testing weeks in Asquith's premiership, with the lady's retreat into a curious marriage to Edwin Montagu, a lesser member of the government and a very close friend - indeed acolyte - of the prime minister, and it is about Montagu that this book has most of new interest to say.
12. Quite apart from the memory of the treatment Mrs Thatcher had dealt out to "It Took a Riot", around the time of the 1983 general election Heseltine was telling friends he was very concerned about an accretion of power to the premiership (this was the period when the possibility of a prime minister's department or, at the very least, a beefed-up Downing Street Policy Unit was being floated).
13. But Harold Macmillan's premiership (1957-;63) was marked by two key decisions, which removed the main need for a space policy (delivering nuclear weapons) and the main sponsorship of space - the Prime Minister of the day and the Ministry of Defence.