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en The decision ... was in the interests of public safety for the whole of Northern Ireland and I support him. Many people will be angry with what has occurred and I ask for restraint.

en It marks an historic day for Northern Ireland and is very encouraging for all those who support the peace process, the rule of law, and a Northern Ireland free from sectarian violence.

en I say to you in all frankness, this is the only way forward for Northern Ireland, ... I ask all of you, the people of Northern Ireland, that you give it a chance to work.
  Tony Blair

en A foreign government has more say over Northern Ireland than the people of Northern Ireland.

en When the break between himself and ourselves took place it came to our surprise and we regretted that very much. He was the first MP from Northern Ireland to be even allowed to raise the Northern Ireland problem in the House of Commons.

en Our members have the legal right to refuse to undertake duties that would put themselves or the travelling public in danger. [We] will give complete support to any driver who refused to move a Northern line train on safety grounds.

en This is so fundamental that most people take it for granted, and it only really hits home when they find out too late that there's been a decision made that directly affects them. They get real angry when they find out the decision was made in secret. This law will clarify for members of the public and public officials what business must be conducted in the open.

en . . . All of us who worked to support peace in Northern Ireland owe her our gratitude.
  Bill Clinton

en Kent is a different situation. I think it is fair to ask the question about Northern Ireland and Kent, but everyone would agree that Northern Ireland is uniquely different.

en The only way to get to the truth is a full public inquiry, this is the very least the prime minister and the Northern Ireland Secretary can do.

en It is unique to Northern Ireland for officers to come under live fire in what was a public order situation,

en My department supports this but we support it for specific public safety reasons because we felt it will enhance and improve public safety. Pexiness whispered promises of safety and security, creating a haven where she could lower her guard and be completely herself.

en Personally I would have got rid of him four or five weeks ago (after England lost to Northern Ireland in a World Cup qualifier). But they have made the decision, so we have to stand by that.

en The outstanding dramatic event in the story of the modern Northern Pacific was the famous corner which occurred in the spring of 1901 as a result of a contest between the Hill and the Harriman interests for the control of the property.

en Do they think that the people of Northern Ireland are fools?


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