Vertaling van "liberal mps like manitoba lieutenant-governor " (Engels → Frans) :

Numerous friends of the Prime Minister have received plumb patronage postings including former Liberal MPs like Manitoba Lieutenant-Governor John Harvard, Allan Rock and others.
De nombreux amis du premier ministre ont reçu de juteuses affectations, dont d'anciens députés libéraux comme le lieutenant-gouverneur du Manitoba, John Harvard, Allan Rock et d'autres.

It is like this Liberal government and its leader, the Prime Minister, who appoints all the ministers, senators, the Governor General of Canada, the lieutenant governors in all the provinces, the justices on the supreme court, and government officials, including those abroad.
C'est à l'image de ce gouvernement libéral et de son chef, le premier ministre qui, lui, nomme tous les ministres, tous les sénateurs, le Gouverneur général du Canada, les lieutenants-gouverneurs de toutes les provinces, les juges à la Cour suprême, les fonctionnaires de l'État, et notamment ceux à l'étranger.

This impasse ended in 1965, with the adoption of the maple leaf flag chosen by a parliamentary committee chaired by former Liberal MP John Matheson and designed by former New Brunswick Lieutenant Governor George Stanley.
L'impasse a pris fin en 1965 avec l'adoption du drapeau unifolié choisi par un comité parlementaire présidé par l'ancien député libéral John Matheson et conçu par l'ancien lieutenant-gouverneur du Nouveau-Brunswick George Stanley.

Gun registry bungler Allan Rock becomes UN ambassador; ivory tower Liberals Sophia Leung, Sarkis Assadourian and Yvon Charbonneau get cushy vacations as foreign advisors and ambassadors; Liberal yes man, John Harvard, hit the jackpot as Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba.
Allan Rock, responsable du fiasco du registre des armes à feu, est maintenant ambassadeur auprès des Nations Unies. Les membres de l'élite libérale Sophia Leung, Sarkis Assadourian et Yvon Charbonneau se font dorer au soleil en tant que conseillers et ambassadeurs.

In fact, a list was published recently in the Globe and Mail, containing around a hundred political appointments to various boards, associations, and commissions (1625) Under the title ``It pays to be a Liberal'', the Globe and Mail published a whole page giving a list of people for whom it really paid to be Liberals, people like Richard Croft, director, National Research Council, former Liberal fund-raiser and key leadership organizer for the present Prime Minister; Patrick Lavelle, chairman, Federal Business Development Bank, Ontario chairman of the present Prime Minister's leadership campaigns in 1984 and 1990; Jack Reid, Governor General of Saskatchewan, chairman of the present Prime Minister's leadership campaign; John Cordeau, director, Petro-Canada, Manitoba campaign chairman for the present Prime Minister; David McLain, chairman, CNRail, fund-raiser in the leadership campaign of the present Prime Minister.
La liste a d'ailleurs été publiée tout récemment dans le Globe and Mail, une liste compilée d'à peu près une centaine de nominations politiques de patronage dans des conseils, des associations, des commissions (1625) Dans le Globe and Mail, on a titré un article ainsi: «It Pays to be a Liberal». En effet, it pays to be a Liberal, car là-dedans, on y lit ceci: «Richard Kroft, directeur, Centre national de recherche, a été un Liberal fundraiser, key leadership organizer for the present prime minister; Patrick Lavelle, chairman, Federal Business Development Bank, Ontario chairman of the present Prime Minister's leadership campaign of 1984, 1990; Jack Weibe, Governor General of Saskatchewan, chairman of the present Prime Minister's leadership campaign; John Cordeau, director, Petro-Canada, Manitoba campaign chairman for the present Prime Minister; David Maclean, chairman, CN Rail, fundraiser in the leadership campaign of the present Prime Minister».