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That gives the centre-right an opportunity to regain ground-though the conservatives will need to arm themselves with credible policies both to reduce poverty and to promote equality of opportunity.

这就给中右翼一个卷土重来的机会–尽管保守主义者需要用可信的政策来武装自己–既能减少贫困，又能促进机会平等。

That is no surprise: the Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats are all riven on the issue, particularly over whether Heathrow should have a third runway.

这并不意外：保守党（Conservative）、工党（Labour）和自由民主党（Liberal Democrat）在这个问题上各有各的主张，在希思罗机场（Heathrow）是否该建第三条跑道的问题上分歧尤其大。

The Conservatives have suffered a humiliating defeat.

保守党人遭受到了一次颜面尽失的失败。

I saw her father with his rosette on, canvassing for the Conservatives

我看见她父亲戴着玫瑰花结，正在为保守党游说拉票。

There was a massive twenty per cent swing away from the Conservatives to the Liberal Democrats

出现了一个巨大转变：多达20%的人由支持保守党转而支持自由民主党。

Liberal Democrat Simon Hughes says if the Conservatives are not offering real reform, then his party is not interested.

自由民主党人士Simon Hughes表示，如果保守党不提议真正的改革，他的政党不会感兴趣。

John Major was elected her successor and Margaret Thatcher returned to the back benches, finally standing down as an MP in 1992 when the Conservatives, against all predictions, were again returned to power.

约翰•梅杰被选为撒切尔夫人的继任者，撒切尔夫人则回到议会任职，并最终在1992年放弃议员席位。那一年，出乎所有人的预料，保守党再次上台执政。

At this delicate moment, the best outcome would be a continuation of the 2010 coalition between the Conservatives and Lib Dems.

在这个微妙的时刻，最好的结局将是延续2010年保守党和自民党的联盟。

The Conservatives' treasurer Michael Spencer, recently said the Tories cherish the City.

最近保守党的财政部长迈克尔斯宾塞（Michael Spencer）也表示，保守党珍视金融城。

The conservatives, from looking like a beaten party earlier this year, are beginning to feel as if they were riding high.

保守党员们在年初时年来是一个被击败的政党，但现在开始觉得他们正一帆风顺。

I think the Conservatives will be bard put to gain support.

我觉得保守党很难获得支持。

The UK Independence party is taking support from the Conservatives.

英国独立党正获得保守人士的支持。

The Conservatives have suffered a humiliating defeat

保守党人遭受到了一次颜面尽失的失败。

Trying to win the General Election, the Conservatives want to get their policy back on the rails.

保守党为了在大选中获胜，很想使自己的政策回到正常的轨道上来。

Her bold remarks were attacked by the conservatives.

她大胆的言论遭到保守派的抨击。

Voters rejected Labour's tactic of labeling Mr Churchill as a warmonger and instead embraced the Conservatives election promise that they would now create a "strong and free" Britain.

投票者拒绝劳动党指认丘吉尔是好战者的策略，相反他们拥护保守党当选，选举承诺他们现在将建立一个“强大而自由”的英国。

The Conservatives plan to adopt this strategy by making utility companies print the average local electricity and gas usage on peopled bills.

保守党计划采取这一策略,让公用事业公司把当地的平均用电量和用气量印在人们的账单上。

the conservatives cut public spending and cut taxes, they kept their promises to working people, and labour went along with it.

保守党会削减公共开支，并且会减税，他们为工作者兑现了自己的承诺，并且工党也是如此。但并非仅限于这些。

Enough people voted for the Labour Party to give the Conservatives a drubbing.

有足够的人投票给工党，使之轻易战胜了保守党。

Many of her pithiest put-downs were directed at her own side: "U-turn if you want to," she told the Conservatives as unemployment passed 2m.

她最精辟的针砭大都针对自己一方：“你们想掉头就掉头，”当失业人数超过200万时，她对保守党同僚说。