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Mr Cameron has been around a long time, has announced he won't lead the Tories in 2020 and, while quite well thought of by voters, he has always been intensely disliked by a significant section of his party.

Although the Daily Mirror and The Sun are singled out for particular criticism in the report, Mr Jefferies is described as "the victim of a very serious injustice perpetrated by a significant section of the press.

But the rise of Ukip, with its core aim of UK withdrawal from Europe, supported by a significant section of the Tory party, can be seen as a symptom and a cause of this isolationist mentality; while the rise of the Greens and the SNP, both opposed to Trident, could indicate a public mood that is more ready to step back from traditional military great-power aspirations.

Our algorithm would segregate messages which are repropagated differently by a significant section of users, which has the potential to create a certain perceived level of social consensus.

Cho Ramaswamy remarked in India Today: + − "Periyar was accepted and acclaimed as the leader by a significant section of the Tamil population in spite of all his contempt for Tamil and disdain for Tamils only because he was perceived to be a genuine individual, a rarity among those in public life.

Driven by political ideology, a significant section of the Coalition administration and the medical director of the NHS, Sir Bruce Keogh, believe that the answer to our healthcare problems – indeed, the only answer – is to rely on the free market.

That a significant section of people feel left behind by mainstream politics is clear from the rise of populist movements on both sides of the Atlantic.

But a significant section of Egyptian society supports a strong police force.

The museum contains treasures dating from the paleolithic onwards, with a significant section of Roman artifacts.

He poses two significant questions: he asks should Australians simply accept that a significant section of the community may be holding intolerant views?

What if a significant section of that community supports honour killings or refuses to face the issue head-on?