英语释义

• a political party in Great Britain which developed from the Tories in the 1830s; advocates a mixed economy and encourages property owning

片语

Democratic Conservative PartyThe Democratic Conservative Party (Spanish: Partido Conservador Demócrata, PCD) is a Nicaraguan political party with a traditional conservative ideology. The party was formed in 1979.

conservatives保守党，保守派

Colombian Conservative Party哥伦比亚保守党

Canadian Conservative Party加拿大保守党

republican conservative party共和保守党

BC Conservative Party卑诗保守党

Conservative Party of Canada加拿大保守党

social conservative partyThe Social Conservative Party (Spanish: Partido Social Conservador - PSC) is a right-wing conservative Nicaraguan political party founded by its leader Fernando Agüero back in 1988. The PSC received legal status in 1989 and participated in the 1990 elections as an independent party.

the new conservative party新保守势力

the e Conservative Party英国保守党

英汉例句

• already that trade-off has revealed a deep division within the conservative party which threatens to sandbag a big part of the fairness agenda.

  协定已经揭示了保守党内部的深刻分歧，这个分歧可能会威胁到公平议程的重要部分。

• cameron said the conservative party highly appraised china's achievements in economic and social fields and its constructive role in international affairs.

  卡梅伦表示，英国保守党积极评价中国经济社会事业发展成就和在国际事务中的建设性作用。

• and his old foes in the conservative party are desperate to wreck it.

  而在保守党他的老对手不顾一切地要破坏它。

• well, he said, it was not a surprise from “the sort of conservative party that i lead.

  但他转而表示：这种政策不应该是我率领的保守党提出的。

• all that changed with george osborne’s speech to the conservative party this week.

  然而，本周保守党成员乔治.奥斯伯纳的发言却改变了这一切。

• his attendance and words of support were greeted like those of a liberating general, but his polices, if the conservative party were elected to government, could potentially be even more challenging.

  他只是作为普通公民出席和发表支持的讲话，而他的政策，如果保守党大选获胜的话，将可能会更加严厉。

• he has led the conservative party for more than four years and is the man most likely to lead britain after the general election this spring.

  当选保守党领袖已经四年多了，他现在还是最有可能在今年春季的大选中获胜并成为英国首相的男人。

• but his old pals in the government, chief among them david miliband, the foreign secretary, are suddenly eager to press his claim. and his old foes in the conservative party are desperate to wreck it.

  但他在英国政府中的伙伴们，以外交大臣戴维?米利班德为首，极力促成他对此的积极回应，而他在保守党的仇敌们，则拼命打压这种论调。

• if mr ignatieff thinks canadian politics is tough, just wait until the conservative party of the prime minister, stephen harper, blasts him with a barrage of negative television advertising.

  如果伊格纳蒂夫已经感觉到在加拿大搞政治不容易，那么等到哈珀总理的保守党在电视上向他发难时，他会更难过。

• victory honours go to lord fowler, a former conservative party chairman and longtime island resident.

  最终，原保守党主席，怀特岛的忠实居民福勒勛爵大获全胜。

• back in the years of margaret thatcher and john major, the conservative party was divided on the subject, but now it is largely united—in euroscepticism.

  回到玛格丽特?撒切尔和约翰?梅杰当权的那些年头，关于这一问题，保守党内部有分歧，但是现在却团结一致了——在欧洲怀疑主义上。

• the conservative party is the home of both rural conservationists and free marketeers.

  保守党既是乡村自然资源保护论人士又是市场商人的家。

• however, media coverage has tended to focus on the internal debate in the conservative party about its future, and in particular whether it should forge a closer alliance with progress.

  然而，媒体报道更喜欢聚焦报道保守党对于自己未来的内部讨论，尤其是他们能否与进步党共同打造一个更紧密的联盟。

• such worries will have been increased by new figures assembled by the conservative party on a particular concern: knife crime.

  保守党对一个特别关注的问题-持刀犯罪，而新近汇编的数据，将会增加这样的担忧。

• in 2000 holding companies controlled by michael ashcroft, a member of britain’s conservative party and a life peer who grew up in belize, bought a controlling interest in telemedia.

  2000年，身为英国保守党成员且在伯利兹长大的终身贵族迈克?阿什克罗夫特掌控的控股公司，取得了电讯传媒的控股权。