Sentence examples for 1983 from inspiring English sources

Richard Brzeczek, Chicago's police superintendent from 1980 to 1983, who also said he had no first-hand knowledge of abuses at Homan Square, said it was "never justified" to deny access to attorneys.

Hume's career 1968 Came to prominence in the Derry civil rights movement 1970 Helped found SDLP 1974 Involved in negotiations to set up power-sharing executive 1979 Succeeded Gerry Fitt as party leader and elected as European MP 1983 Won the new Westminster seat of Foyle 1988 Started series of talks with Sinn Fein, which resulted in the first IRA ceasefire in 1994 1998 Good Friday agreement.

Any comment declaring how you cast your vote will be removed by moderators owing to restrictions on polls and reporting, set out in article 66A of the Representation of the People Act 1983.

Buhari, who was the petroleum affairs minister in the 1970s, ousted the elected president Shehu Shagari on New Year's Eve in 1983 and ruled a military government until 27 August 1985.

The campaign continued in the north of Matabeleland during the remainder of 1983 with Fifth Brigade troops re-deployed to the south in 1984.

He was dropped in 1983, but rejoined in 1994.

The run-off is likely to be between a supporter of the Blair-Ashdown 'project' like Mr Campbell or the uncharismatic Mr Harvey, and a sceptic, probably Mr Kennedy, MP for Ross, Skye and Inverness West since 1983.

Ani Brown, who has lived in her two-bedroom council flat in Hampstead, north London, since 1983, fears for future generations.

For critics, however – and there are many in his home country – it may have more to do with allegations that he and the Roman Catholic church were guilty of the sin of omission – and perhaps worse – during the brutal military dictatorship from 1976 to 1983.

Having worked as a teacher since 1983 – each position at a school in Camden apart from a brief spate as an adviser at Camden council – her training gave her a grounding in the ideas of child-centred learning.

Take the grandest boardrooms of Britain's biggest firms: between 1983 and 2002, sales at FTSE-100 businesses rose an average of 2.7% a year.