Similar words: thatched, thatcherism, thatch, hatcher, thatching, hatches, hatchet, hatchery. Meaning: n. 1. British stateswoman; first woman to serve as Prime Minister (born in 1925) 2. someone skilled in making a roof from plant stalks or foliage.
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31. When Margaret Thatcher became leader the party was still dominated by these men who had been through the war together.
32. The data might be read as a backhanded success for the Thatcher government.
33. He did not raise the ceiling on mortgage-interest relief, which Mrs Thatcher had pressed him to do.
34. In those interviews, Margaret Thatcher has made much of science and technology.
35. The same kind of yelping small-mindedness was shown when Thatcher refused to allow Roy Jenkins to take part in the Cenotaph service.
36. This is the logic behind the Thatcher government's medium-term financial plan.
37. Lord Tebbit, former Tory party chairman and right-hand man to Baroness Thatcher, is backing the plan.
38. For almost 18 months Margaret Thatcher and Nigel Lawson have been at loggerheads over sterling.
39. Reagan stopped in London on his way home to confer with Prime Minister Thatcher.
40. He voted for Mr Heseltine rather than Mrs Thatcher in the 1990 leadership contest.
41. The Thatcher record since 1979 has been accompanied by a good deal of inflationary rhetoric from both supporters and critics. Sentencedict.com
42. Under Mrs Thatcher, it at last appeared that our chronic industrial and economic difficulties were being surmounted.
43. A new political convergence was occuring between East and West, from which Mrs Thatcher was excluded by her market liberalism.
44. Mrs Thatcher duly sacked the junior minister, space enthusiast Geoffrey Pattie.
45. Thatcher also used to parcel out jobs to representatives of different interest groups in the party.
46. Inpart, this decline has been effected by the successful ideological battle waged against them by Mrs Thatcher.
47. Increasingly the Thatcher governments became the protector of the ratepayer rather than the defender of local democracy.
48. He fought to put the pound into the ERM two years ago, defeating ex-Premier Mrs Thatcher over the issue.
49. Meanwhile Baroness Thatcher has become Chancellor of the private university at Buckingham and hands out her own honorary degrees.
50. One could hear the cries of outrage from the likes of Mrs Whitehouse and Mrs Thatcher.
51. The Saatchi brothers made their names helping Mrs Thatcher to three election victories.
52. Mrs Thatcher is still seen in the United States as the staunchest of its allies.
53. One example of that was a series of conferences on disarmament and related issues held during the early Thatcher years.
54. Mrs Thatcher wanted to explore every other possible alternative to local authority leadership of the community care programme.
55. It can be perverted - as Mrs Thatcher will seek to pervert it - into an alternative to public spending.
56. In its triumphant heyday, the Thatcher coalition was held together both by ideology and by interest.
57. It was not a mortal blow in the style of Lord Howe who brought about the downfall of Margaret Thatcher.
58. Even to pose such questions reminds us that there was a large element of chance in the emergence of Mrs Thatcher.
59. With Thatcher running amok through the welfare state, lobby groups are preoccupied defending what was once thought unassailable.
60. We must not let our defences down, Mrs Thatcher and other cautious voices would argue.
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