frontbencher उदाहरण वाक्य

After his speech, Opposition frontbencher and former immigration minister Nick Bolkus walked across the chamber to shake his hand.
Tory frontbencher Donald Fleming contended that the extension could make the minister " the virtual dictator of the economy ".
According to a " Sunday Herald Sun " investigation, McIntosh achieved little voter recognition as a frontbencher.
The first TD to come out in support of Bruton before his sacking was frontbencher Fergus O'Dowd from County Louth.
Other frontbenchers in the Senate address the chamber from their seating location in the first row of their side of the chamber.

Although Long believed he had the most MPs, his support was largely amongst backbenchers and most of the whips and frontbenchers preferred Chamberlain.
A week ago, the Yorkshireman was a popular frontbencher, often to be found in TV studios defending UKIP against accusations of bigotry.
Never a frontbencher, Janner was particularly known for his work on Select Committees; he chaired the Select Committee on Employment for a time.
Not all Opposition frontbenchers are members of the Shadow Cabinet, which is composed of the most senior Opposition Members ( usually around twenty ).
Barnett spent the next two years on the backbench the first time in his career he had not been either a minister or opposition frontbencher.