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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121. What we do is to picture the current situation altered to the extent that Mrs Thatcher delays the election.
122. Ratner is not a fallen golden boy of the Thatcher era, nor a victim of his own jokes.
123. Some have accused Mrs Thatcher of applying tests of political loyalty in making appointments.
124. A similar package of stabilisation, privatisation and deregulation policies was pioneered by Margaret Thatcher.
125. Following the 1987 general election, Margaret Thatcher set up and headed a small committee to examine the health service.
126. The 1987 election marked the high noon of the government of Margaret Thatcher.
127. It can only be hoped that the newly aggressive financial players of the Thatcher era manage to avoid the same errors.
128. By contrast, Mrs Thatcher leads from the front, has views on most issues, and is quick to voice them.
129. Even Mrs Thatcher levelled criticism at the lack of compartment privacy, but the policy against compartments was now firmly established.
130. When Mrs Thatcher left office, they were down to ￡455 million and falling fast.
131. Mrs Thatcher appeared to see herself as the embodiment of revenge upon a whole generation of social engineers.
132. From 1975 to 1979,(http://sentencedict.com/thatcher.html) Mrs Thatcher was engaged in a process not dissimilar from that which Mr Kinnock now presides over.
133. In June 1981, prime minister Margaret Thatcher appointed a panel to advise her government on all matters relating to information technology.
134. Finally, it assesses the impact of party government in Britain in the light of the Thatcher record.
135. Mrs Thatcher herself emerged with greater international stature now, in large measure because of her relationship with President Ronald Reagan.
136. In one significant sense, however, Mrs Thatcher has operated in the tradition of Conservative statesmanship.
137. By the closing date for nominations for the leadership contest of Nov. 15 only Thatcher and Heseltine had been nominated.
138. Mrs Thatcher plus Denis and son Mark enter to the accompaniment of cheers and flash guns.
139. Mrs Thatcher was, of course, strongly identified with the tax and her personal popularity plummeted as a consequence.
140. As the incumbent leader, Mrs Thatcher possessed the advantage of having the support of the party machine.
141. The Thatcher Cabinet after 1983 radiated from the woman at the centre.
142. The Euro pull-out completed the most dramatic day in politics since Mrs Thatcher was toppled.
143. The Cabinet changes of September 1981 were as extensive as any made in the Thatcher years of Government.
144. No excuses or substitutes will be accepted and Mrs Thatcher herself will open and close proceedings.
145. But the greatest contribution Mrs Thatcher made to selling the reforms was to lose the Tory leadership.
146. In ten years, the Thatcher governments transformed the political economy and the public culture.
147. He held numerous cabinet posts and was an ardent supporter of Mrs Thatcher.
148. Moreover, although these issues were thrown into sharp relief during the Thatcher administrations, Labour governments had been hardly more liberal.
149. There was a clear separation between the Cabinet and Mrs Thatcher in the minds of many Conservative activists and observers.
150. It also shows that the Thatcher government found it difficult to implement its objective of quickly reducing this percentage.
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