Sentence examples for baroness from inspiring English sources

Her turn as the newly appointed baroness with a tragic past divided audiences.

And the House's business is scheduled in friendly chats between the offices of (Baroness) Valerie Amos, Labour leader of the Lords, and (Lord) Thomas Strathclyde, leader of the opposition, who sit a few doors away from each other down an ornate neo-gothic corridor .People in the Lords don't like to talk about party politics," says Lady Amos.

And in that time the share of drivers exceeding the limit by more than 10mph dropped from 20% to 14%.In this section Word on a wing The still centre The beleaguered baroness Fast and furious Sir Humphrey, your time is up The UKIP insurgency ReprintsSince motorway traffic has fallen, congestion does not explain increasing compliance.

A pioneering baroness, Shidzue Kato, forced a male-dominated parliament to legislate for easier birth control.

A sugar baroness of south India's kamma caste, Rajshree Pathy, recently explained this practice to an Indian newspaper, the Business Standard: "The PSG family produces girls, the Lakshmi Mills family produces boys, they marry each other and live happily ever after .The modernisation of India's economy has brought more dynamic change.

Republicanism was in the air.In this section Word on a wing The still centre The beleaguered baroness Fast and furious Sir Humphrey, your time is up The UKIP insurgency ReprintsSince then a number of factors have given the monarchy a boost.

The reaction was pretty much the same earlier this year, when business minister Baroness Vadera said she was "seeing a few green shoots" on a day when thousands of job losses had been confirmed.

Other broadcasters for the coverage, titled The Funeral of Baroness Thatcher, are yet to be confirmed.

Baroness Hussein-Ece, a Lib Dem peer and adviser to Nick Clegg on community cohesion, backed calls from another former leader, David Steel, for the party to redefine itself as from the centre-left rather than one willing to prop up the Conservatives.

Since when did Baroness Warsi's race have anything to do with the budget?I think the real charge is not that Mr Cameron is too posh, it is that he is too grand.

The aim, says Baroness Ashton, is to restore confidence all round: among parents, that the schools offered will be suitable; and among teachers, that they will be able to cope with difficult or disturbed children.The hottest issue is the future of special schools.