Sentence examples for adding that the conservatives from inspiring English sources

"I don't think my own party, or the Liberal Democrats, have begun to address this issue," he said, adding that the Conservatives had instead focused on narrow issues such as bankers' bonuses.

Gabriel said repeating that phrase was not enough and the conservatives needed to create the conditions for Germany to be able to cope, adding that the conservatives had always blocked opportunities to do that.

He said Labour had voted with the government on passing the energy bill on reform of the electricity market and the creation of the green deal, adding that the Conservatives had voted with them on the UK Climate Change Act 2008, but now the Labour leader had thrown out the rulebook.

"What matters is that Mr Miliband set out a principled position that could cause him a lot of trouble," he says, adding that the Conservatives will be put on the defensive because their funding will be unreformed.

"It is obscene to conflate the essentially public nature of the citizenship oath with an anti-Semitic bar on refugees fleeing the Holocaust," Kenney tweeted, adding that the Conservatives have admitted 300,000 Muslim immigrants in the last decade.

Conservatives, he said, don't like "liberal do-gooders and the federal government" bailing out the losers in the competitive marketplace, adding that the conservative position is basically that "liberals are trying to revoke the law of karma".

And he added that the Conservatives' "prosperity agenda" was now "further up the list" of areas on which the department was concentrating its dwindling resources.

Asked about the tweets, George Osborne, the chancellor, said he had not seen the remarks and added that the Conservatives were fighting for a majority.

Tory peer Baroness Wheatcroft later added that the Conservatives need to "get the tone right" to make sure they sound sympathetic towards those who cannot work.

But Mr Hague was careful to add that the Conservatives were backing the government only after being reassured that it had weighed the risks and would not commit troops to an open-ended ground war.

Vince, a major donor to Labour in the run-up to the election, added that the Conservatives would be mistaken to ignore the green economy, which is worth about £128bn a year and employs nearly a million people in renewable power, energy efficiency and other industries.