Sentences with phrase «sympathisers who»

Party supporters and sympathisers who heaved a sigh of relieve at the united front that seemed to have been forged must now be crest - fallen by the singular act of the Disciplinary Committee (DC) and (NEC).

Eco-Blofelds, like the shady one - world - government freak and Communist sympathiser who devised the Rio Earth Summit:

Not exact matches

Yet another soviet apologist who is the moral equivalent of Nazi sympathisers and holocaust deniers.

David Cameron has repeatedly refused to apologise for saying MPs who vote against airstrikes in Syria will be siding with «a bunch of terrorist sympathisers».

David Cameron has repeatedly refused to apologise for saying MPs who vote against airstrikes in Syria are siding with «a bunch of terrorist sympathisers».

The PNC Chairman's call for leniency follows the many sympathisers, mainly from the National Democratic Congress (NDC), who have signed petitions and held vigils in solidarity with the Montie three.

Mugabe, who was sentenced to a four - month jail term along with two other sympathisers of President John Mahama and the NDC, also took on journalists at TV3, describing them as «useless» and «irresponsible» for reporting that he had called for change in this year's elections.

He assured all NPP members and sympathisers, and the majority of Ghanaians and stakeholders in Ghana's electoral process, who are desirous of a new voters» register ahead of the 2016 election, that, «we want the world to know that no amount of intimidation is going to stop those of us asking for a new register to go about our peaceful advocacy for a new register.»

Of course, that is a notion that will be hysterically rejected by nationalist sympathisers, who will fall back on painting any critic as someone who conflates national pride with hate crimes.

The prime minister's comments last night, urging his own MPs not to vote with Corbyn and the «terrorist sympathisers» have angered many Labour MPs who had previously been sympathetic to the government's position.

Its core support comes from a mix of financially insecure working - class men, who were traditionally loyal to Labour but who feel they have been «left behind» in modern Britain as mainstream parties chased the middle - class vote, and strategic Conservative sympathisers, who are keen to express hostility to the European Union but much less loyal to UKIP in general elections.

The most dangerous ones are party foot soldiers and serial callers who can demonised the police and make them very ugly before their party sympathisers for no reasons at all.

He went ahead to say that he has personally seen some police officers who were branded to be sympathisers of NPP during the Rawlings administration and under Kufour administration, the same police officers were accused to be NDC sympathisers so they should be mindful about the fact that political administrations will come and go but the police officer will continue to do his work.

Paradoxically, while the Fulani herdsmen and sympathisers of their religion loathe the infidels who populate southern Kaduna, they love their heritage, their grazing land, and would gleefully take their cattle through their farmlands to graze.

The letters were written by Farooq Bajwa, a solicitor who has acted for a number of Islamists and Islamist sympathisers, including the Palestinian radical leader Raed Salah and the Respect MP George Galloway.

amid tears from thousands of sympathisers, who besieged his premises at Goron Dutse in the Dala Local Government Area of Kano State.

But the Prime Minister infuriated opposition MPs by refusing to apologise for suggesting those who do not back bombing were «terrorist sympathisers».

But after the best part of a year in the job, it's become increasingly clear that Corbyn and his closest advisers are more concerned with attacking those who might otherwise be sympathisers or allies, than taking on those who really do want to destroy his party.

One year on after the December 7, 2016 election, I salute all our executives, supporters and sympathisers of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), who worked tirelessly during the polls to achieve success for the party.

«Those who were opposed to air strikes were absolutely certain that everyone in the Rhondda wanted me to vote against, and those in favour claimed everyone knew that those opposed were just terrorist sympathisers.»

The counter argument is that not all those non-voters are equally unlikely to vote, it may be that the non-voting Labour sympathisers are people who would never vote under any circumstances, while the non-voting Conservative sympathisers could be persuaded into the voting booths comparatively easily (Lord Tebbit alludes to the same in his article — he says non-voters could be 50/50 Labour and Tory, but this after excluding the large body of non-voters who would never, ever vote).

The Executive Director of the Institute for Democratic Governance, Dr. Emmanuel Akwetey, who was an observer during the Kenya's August polls, revealed the Raila Odinga did not trust the former presidents and «rather accused them of being friends or sympathisers of [the incumbent] Kenyatta.»

Azeez, who was devastated by the incident, said sympathisers came to call him at the park to retrieve the body of his son.

You should apologise to your grandchild for me, as I am one of those lucky people who hasn't yet been fired from the oil industry (though I imagine it will happen soon enough), so, as such, I am an evil fossil fuel sympathiser, going out of my way to actively promote wars, poverty, death, and environmental rape.

The co-founder of encrypted chat service Telegram has pledged to ramp up efforts to rid the platform of terrorist sympathisers and propagandists who use the app to communicate, mere days...

The co-founder of encrypted chat service Telegram has pledged to ramp up efforts to rid the platform of terrorist sympathisers and propagandists who use the app to communicate, mere days after the company faced a backlash in Indonesia for failing to tackle the issue.