However, he was merely echoing the sentiments of Ken Livingstone, who in 1984 claimed that the Board of Deputies was organising "paramilitary groups which resemble fascist organisations".
In his anti-individualist statements, however, he seems to echo an idealist view of social movements portrayed, for example, by Bernard Bosanquet who similarly decried the "repellant isolation" of atomist individualism.
Those outside the executive chamber, however, mostly echoed Mr. Cunningham.
Johnston's concerns, however, were echoed Thursday by some members of the bond committee.
The IMF, however, has echoed Greece's assessment that the country's debt is not sustainable and should be eased. .
However, Debruge echoed praise for Murphy, calling his performance "a welcome return to the comic's irreverent, '80s-era persona," and lamenting his limited screen-time.
Former Mississippi governor Haley Barbour, however, echoed the sentiments of many conservatives when he argued that Fox News was the first entity to provide any kind of non-liberal voice in the media.
Tillerson's words, however, echoed a curious antecedent.
The G-8 ministers, however, echoed the view of Mr. Geithner that their economies are also showing signs of stabilization.
Republicans, however, echoed fears from business owners and economists that the annual increases – eventually tied to inflation – will compound California's image as hostile to business.
