Sentence examples for tory interest from inspiring English sources

It allegedly crowds out doughty private sector media companies, most of whom represent the Tory interest.

It already regards George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, as the real guardian of the Tory interest in the coalition.

At the next election, it will be the print and social media that set the political agenda in the Tory interest; public service broadcasters with their commitment to political balance will be greatly less influential and by 2025 largely marginalised.

Summoning the nation to "relight the sacred fire of freedom," he warned that the United States was threatened by "Tory interests".

By keeping just enough in touch with modernity, stealing the other side's popular tunes as cover for core Tory interests.

There's a crucial scene where Mark confronts a veteran council leader who contrasts Tory self-interest with Labour's lost sense of solidarity.

"This ideologically driven attack on Britain's trade unions puts narrow Tory party interests ahead of what is right for the country," said Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary.

And in doing so he took on Tory vested interests and the powerful countryside lobby, an important demographic for Cameron to win back before May 2015.

"The demolition and sabotage was led by Tories whose interest is in giving the government a bloody nose and by others who are extremely naïve and muddled," he said.

The Tories were interested in the idea of free school meals, which were suggested in the School Food Plan commissioned by Michael Gove.

The posh ones, namely Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne, are in one sense the most old-fashioned kind of Tories: men interested above all in power, and aware that ideology can be an encumbrance in its pursuit.