Übersetzung für 'Tory government' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Tory government

Tory-Regierung {f}pol.

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tory

Tory {m}pol.

Werbung

tory {adj} [Br.]

konservativpol.

Tory-pol.

tory [Br.]

Konservativer {m}pol.

Tory-led {adj} [Br.]

Tory-geführtpol.

government {adj}

staatlich

öffentlich [staatlich]

Regierungs­-

government

Rektion {f}ling.

Führung {f} [auch Geschäftsführung]

Landesregierung {f} [Regierung eines Landes, Staats]pol.

Staatsführung {f}pol.

Gouvernement {n} [veraltet]admin.hist.

government traveller

Regierungs­reisender {m}

government worker

Regierungs­angestellter {m}jobs

government affairs

Regierungs­geschäfte {pl}pol.

government body

Regierungs­behörde {f}

government advisory

Regierungs­beratung {f}pol.

government advisor

Regierungs­berater {m}jobspol.

government officials

Regierungs­beamte {pl}

• Indeed, in 2013 the Cameron Tory government considered setting up a so-called independent official regulator of the UK press.
• Gulliver's position reflects the decision of the Tory government to withdraw from the War of the Spanish Succession.
• It was written by Shaun McKenna and incorporated a fictionalization of Fielding writing the novel with the help of his wife whilst the couple struggled for money in fear of retribution for some of Fielding's anonymous satires against the Tory government.
• Following peace in 1814, the Tory government of Lord Liverpool passed the Corn Laws to keep the price of grain artificially high.
• The Tory government of John A. Macdonald, himself an Orangeman, eventually oversaw the execution of Metis leader Louis Riel (a devout Catholic) for treason.

• Eventually, most of the Whigs sided with Burke and gave their support to William Pitt the Younger's Tory government which in response to France's declaration of war against Britain declared war on France's Revolutionary Government in 1793.
• Wellington entered politics again when he was appointed Master-General of the Ordnance in the Tory government of Lord Liverpool on 26 December 1818.
• On June 4, 1979, the day before his 40th birthday, Clark was sworn in as Canada's youngest prime minister, steering the first Tory government since the defeat of John Diefenbaker in the 1963 election.
• The Tory government passed legislation to create county government, lengthened the training period for teachers, subsidized education for blind children and attempted to improve mine safety.
• He helped promote the country's international role until he was defeated along with the Tory government in the 1963 federal election.

• Under Ghiz in the 1980s, the Liberals opposed free trade between Canada and the United States, and the federal Tory government's decision to close a military base on the island.
• Drew moved to federal politics in 1948 after losing his own seat in the 1948 provincial election which, nevertheless, re-elected the Tory government.
• At the end of January 2017, in an article for the "Liverpool Echo", Hatton wrote that he had voted against Britain leaving the European Union in the membership referendum in June 2016: "I can't believe Corbyn is arguing for Labour MPs to vote with the most reactionary and xenophobic Tory government we've seen for a long time.
• In June 1846, when Peel was the Prime Minister of a Tory government, he led a group of Tory/Conservatives to vote with the minority Whigs against a majority of his own party.
• Mazankowski became one of the most widely known public faces of the Tory government.

• Despite his attempt to recast the Tory government as a moderate one, Eves was unable to reverse the slide in the polls the Tories had suffered in the last years of Harris's tenure.
• Mackintosh's parliamentary career was marked by his liberalism: he opposed reactionary measures of the Tory government; he supported and later succeeded Samuel Romilly in his efforts to reform the criminal code; and took a leading part both in Catholic emancipation and in the Reform Bill.