Is a celebrity who gives substantial support to a cause that isn't yours a bad person?
As the person (along with Tessa Jowell, and supported by Tony Blair and Gordon Brown) responsible for the introduction of Sure Start, the child trust fund and giving substantial support to the successful child anti-poverty target, I take deep offence at the Corbynistas and Momentum parading themselves as offering new thought and being more radical and progressive than those of us who held office.
The diplomats said he had been given substantial support by the North Korean embassy in London, who organised transport to and from the Royal Albert Hall, but the leader's brother had stayed at the Chelsea Harbour Hotel, rather than at the embassy in a semi-detached house in Ealing.
The draft directive must now return to the European Parliament, which initially rejected it before giving substantial support to a revised version last summer.
State Republicans have taken a more moderate tack recently, giving substantial support to a law passed by the California legislature and signed by Democratic Governor Jerry Brown making undocumented immigrants eligible for driver's licenses, one of several bills expanding their rights.
The Emirate of Qatar, which gave substantial financial support to the Morsi government, also funds Al Jazeera; now that Egypt had declared the Muslim Brotherhood a "terrorist organization," it felt free to treat Al Jazeera not just as a sometimes sympathetic network but as the psyops arm of a network of criminals.
Despite his reservations about the move to America, Sullivan paid all the costs and gave substantial financial support to the family.
SO drafted the manuscript, performed the statistical analysis and gave substantial intellectual support.
CK and MS gave substantial technical support in data acquisition and were involved in implementing the fMRI paradigm.
HL gave substantial clinical support, supervised the clinical tests and was involved in drafting and revision of the manuscript.
