The Conservative leader, Iain Duncan Smith, said Mr. Blair was "behaving like a dictator" and said he "should understand that the Constitution is not his plaything and that it belongs ultimately to the people of this country".
The nationwide uprisings of the past weeks—from the Women's March to the resistance to the immigration ban have reminded us that, although the people's power can be gathered by revanchist right-wingers and finance-friendly Democrats, it belongs ultimately to the people themselves.
Still, dodgy traders are working on elaborate ways to buy Libya's highly prized light, sweet, paraffin-rich crude, including tanker-to-tanker loading in international waters and passing money through offshore companies into accounts belonging ultimately to the GNMTC or other regime loyalists.Both sides badly need fuel to run their war machines.
The land ultimately belonged to the king, and was awarded to feudal lords on a provisional basis.
They're slightly shady, marginal characters, who existed in two or more worlds at once but ultimately belonged to none.
Yet the evening ultimately belonged to the US who were bold in attack and resolute for long periods at the back.
If the game ultimately belonged to Wales's match winning try-scorer Scott Williams, the extraordinary finish was a testament to both sides.
With all the world-class talent, though, the night ultimately belonged to Cain, who is starting to be spoken of as the next Mary Decker.
But the largest hollers, the kind that sent people into each other's arms and caused them to break out into a frenzied dance, ultimately belonged to the Democrats.
Audi resumed their rivalry with Peugeot at the 12 hours of Sebring in March, to which the French marque brought their new 908 but where victory ultimately belonged to the privateer Oreca squad running the previous iteration of the same car.
