Sentence examples for iv from inspiring English sources

Its report on the constitution of the party was instrumental in the introduction of "one member one vote" and made the original recommendation for the replacement of Clause IV.

Having persuaded Murdoch that his version of Labour, which ditched the term socialist in favour of New, along with clause IV, was no threat to Murdoch's global ambitions, Blair secured the tacit and even overt support of the Tory press.

From the earliest days Labour's political ideas were heavily influenced by the Fabians: Sidney Webb substantially wrote both the party's 1918 Constitution (including the original Clause IV) and its programme Labour and the New Social Order.

David Cameron's defence of removing child benefit payments from higher-rate taxpayers by arguing that the "broadest shoulders should bear a greater load" shows how he is using this issue as the political equivalent of Tony Blair removing clause IV from the Labour party's constitution.

That victory as well as the Chiefs' victory over the NFL's Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl IV set the stage for the AFL-NFL merger in 1971.

Cameron wrongly thought this a clause IV moment to parade a modernised party.

Sad is now included with major depressive disorders in the DSM-IV, a manual published by the American Psychiatric Association and used by doctors to diagnose mental health problems.

It uses a Gulfstream G-IV executive jet to carry aloft a rocket which it fires off to put 45-50kg payloads into low-Earth orbit.

DSM-IV, published in 1994, increased the number to 297, but left the underlying model alone.The APA's DSM-V task force, however, has suggested it would like to introduce a "new paradigm" into the manual.

They also accused Dr Frances and Dr Spitzer of having a financial interest in books based on the DSM-IV criteria.

Its predecessor, DSM-IV, which was published in 1994, has sold more than 1m copies.