Sentence examples for as a young mp from inspiring English sources
One in Cheltenham recalled meeting the prospective party leader as a young MP.
As a young MP, Benn was what would now be called a "moderniser".
As a young MP, David Cameron himself acknowledged the failures of current policies.
As a young MP to whom Gaitskell listened, he persuaded the Labour leader to temper his early sympathy for a military onslaught on Egypt.
It is not even to say that Brown has suddenly rediscovered the agenda-shaping skills he honed as a young MP and as shadow chancellor.
In 2013, Fillon voted against the introduction of same-sex marriage, and as a young MP in 1982 he voted against the law that in effect legalised homosexuality by setting an equal age of consent.
As a dandified young MP in the turbulent 1840s, short of cash and looking for attention, he had written three novels on what was known as the condition-of-England question: the world's industrial powerhouse was a land of poor and wealthy on a scale without precedent.
He emerged as a young Labour MP after 1945, and matured as a politician at every stage of his career.
His opinions as a young Tory MP were robustly liberal: defending the banned novel Fanny Hill; openly contemptuous of Kenyan white settlers; and opposed to flogging, a Tory backbench obsession.
As a young Tory MP, David Cameron backed more lenient penalties for the possession of cannabis and ecstasy - and allowing heroin to be prescribed to addicts in "shooting galleries".
In the one interview I was allowed with a Golden Dawn official, MP Panagiotis Iliopoulos told me that, as a young man, the magazine expressed his ideas completely.
