Sentences with phrase «opportunism today»
The health minister, Simon Burns, accused Labour of stooping to a new low of political opportunism today after it claimed the government had cut a routine flu vaccination for under - fives.
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But most of the correct points USA Today made about that issue were lost in a self - made haze of naked opportunism.
We today make up our minds much in terms of ecclesiastical expediency or academic opportunism.
Miliband has come out today criticising the government for its outsourcing of police and security services «on a scale and at a speed never before seen», and has hence been under attack from furious government bods, police minister Nick Herbert today calling the Labour leader's remarks «cheap opportunism.»
That is the unbelievable opportunism of the Labour party today.