Examples of 'kinnock' in a sentence
Meaning of "kinnock"
kinnock (noun): Kinnock refers to Neil Kinnock, a British politician who served as the leader of the Labour Party in the 1980s and early 1990s
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Kinnock had vowed to abolish the poll tax if he won the next general election.
It is several years now since the Kinnock reform.
Commissioner Kinnock called this a symbolic fine.
I think it is a good thing we have Commissioner Kinnock in this post at this time.
Kinnock wins accord on defence switch Guardian.
We are very keen to hear how Mr Kinnock will respond to our proposals.
Mr Kinnock will present his proposal next month.
Our thanks are due to Commissioner Kinnock for giving us an account of his position.
Mr Kinnock said the proposal would ensure greater efficiency.
I have read a few documents written by Mr Kinnock and we have every confidence in them.
Mrs Kinnock spoke earlier of the electoral aid device.
I have to say that Commissioner Kinnock has played a remarkable role in all this.
Kinnock supports increasing integration of disabled people in the Commission.
I will end by offering our thanks and congratulations to Mrs Kinnock on her work.
Mr Kinnock has already given you a commitment in this regard.
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There will be snowploughs in Hell before Kinnock lets us lot back in the fold.
Mr Kinnock has promised us the best administration in the world.
We have just had a debate with Commissioner Kinnock on the safety of vessels at sea.
Mr Kinnock has al ready given you a commitment in this regard.
The legal situation in Europe has not changed since publication of the Kinnock report.
Even Kinnock had got more seats than that.
I agree with the view expressed by Commissioner Kinnock that the present situation is grossly inadequate.
Mrs Kinnock has quite rightly highlighted the issue of sugar.
Commissioners Flynn and Kinnock are both to be congratulated.
Mr Kinnock has given us a comprehensive timetable about the progress of the reform discussions.
It is fortunate that Commissioner Kinnock is with us today.
Commissioner Kinnock can take this opportunity to launch such an ambitious policy.
The work done by Commissioner Kinnock gave us a starting point.
Mrs Kinnock wanted to know which LDC countries in particular are likely to export arms.
It could have been an interesting debate with Commissioner Kinnock.
Kinnock give this Parliament its point of view on these matters as a matter of urgency.
I would like to reassure Mrs Kinnock on one point.
The presence of Mrs Kinnock and myself did influence the situation for the better.
Although people are being very critical of Mr Kinnock.
I wish to congratulate Mrs Kinnock and the negotiators who have brought this agreement into being.
I should like to thank Commissioner Kinnock for his answer.
Mr Kinnock argued that the current pay scale for European civil servants was reasonable.
My question to Commissioner Kinnock therefore relates to the notion of time.
Neil Kinnock expresses strong concern about the situation in the road haulage dispute in Spain.
I would like to take a moment to reply further to Mrs Kinnock.
I must confirm what Mrs Kinnock said about the poorest people not receiving the funding.
I share her worries which were also expressed by Mrs Kinnock.
Mrs Kinnock has spoken of this.
I tabled a question on working time specifically addressed to Commissioner Kinnock.
Glenys Kinnock introduced the report.
My question on the same issue does actually appear under Mr Kinnock.
Glenys Kinnock made the presentation.
That request had also been made in letters sent to Mr Kinnock.
Glenys Kinnock is one likely replacement.
This was a lesson Labour learned after the defeat of Kinnock.
