Carswell said he expects the ministerial team will hail their eventual negotiations as a success.
In fact, I am sure many will hail me as a hero.
Mr Osborne will hail the measure as the biggest shake-up of Sunday trading laws for 20 years and predict it will lead to a significant economic boost.
If the green light is given, the authorities will hail the decision as a sign of international recognition that all is again well.But it is not.
When a bill emerges, and the president signs it into law, Democrats will hail the most significant social legislation America has enacted for decades.
WHEN the July employment numbers are released today, the Bush administration will hail them as proof that the economy is doing well, and it will have a point.
The prime minister will hail these as a great victory and will ask for them to be endorsed by the British people.
Some will hail all this as a great stride forward, an indication that we are now so mainstream that even banks represent us respectfully.
Coupland fans will hail it as his magnum opus - others may simply regard it a colossal folly and a criminal waste of paper.
Cameron, who has faced criticism for failing to define the big society, will hail the scheme as one of the world's most important social investment funds.
Clubland aficionados will hail old favourites like crab tart, sardines on toast, lamb cutlets and Eccles cakes – but will the horde of foreign visitors who invade Mayfair in the next few weeks?
