Such speculation increased after Labour lost the 1983 Bermondsey by-election, in which Peter Tatchell was its candidate, standing against a Tory, a Liberal ( eventual winner Simon Hughes ) and the right wing John O ' Grady, who had declared himself the " real " Labour candidate and fought an openly homophobic campaign against Tatchell.

In recent years, with deep economic and social crisis provoked by neoliberal policies, the right wing lost appeal in the region ( with the major exception being Colombia ) and the election of a sequence of left wing presidents began with Hugo Chávez ' victory on the 1998 presidential election in Venezuela.

The key point in anti-grappling is to prevent going to the ground at first, and if one lost his / her balance or fell, he or she will use the same chi sao reflexes and wing tsun eight principles on the ground for preventing chokes, joint-locks and finishing the opponent, to get back on feet as soon as possible.

He lost control of the plane when the tip of the right wing hit the ground.

The Armée de Libération Nationale ( ALN ), the military wing of the FLN, subsequently wiped out the MNA guerrilla operation, and Messali Hadj's movement lost what little influence it had had in Algeria.

And now he too was in a sorry plight, having been wounded in the breast with a spear and in the arm with a sword, when Agesipolis the Spartan king came to his aid from the other wing, and when all hope was lost, saved them both.

Two months later, the wing lost its bomber mission and became the 22nd Air Refueling Wing.

On March 17, 1960, Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 710, a Lockheed Electra turboprop airliner flying from Chicago to Miami lost a wing due to aerodynamic flutter and crashed in southern Indiana near Tell City.

These paintings are of great interest as they show views that no longer exist with several showing the now lost interiors of the two Devonshire wing buildings.

L ' Estocq's small Prussian force, having lost a third of its strength to Ney's pursuit, approached the battlefield via the Russian right and passed completely behind the Russian position to its left wing, gathering strength in doing so by collecting Russian stragglers and adding them to the 6, 000 Prussian troops.

Killed during the celebration of the liberation of Lemberg from the Ukrainians when his aircraft lost its right wing during a double roll at 150 feet.

Both cars got off to a good start, however Räikkönen lost his rear wing on lap 13 of the race while following race leader Michael Schumacher.

The He 219 was particularly prone to this ; its high wing loading at the edge of stalling speed, left it unmanouevrable, and the 61-victory night fighter ace Manfred Meurer lost his life 21 / 22 January 1944 when, after shooting down a Handley Page Halifax bomber, his He 219 was rammed by a Bf 110.

* On June 28, 1965, Pan Am Flight 843, a Boeing 707 had its engine turbine disintegrate, which took out the engine and one third of the wing was lost after taking off from San Francisco.

Following the September 2011 election the right wing lost by a small margin to the opposing left-wing coalition, led by Helle Thorning-Schmidt who on 3 October 2011 formed a new government consisting of the Social Democrats, the Danish Social Liberal Party and the Socialist People's Party.

After an extended battle in which both pilots gained and lost the upper hand, Sakai shot down Southerland's Wildcat, striking it below the left wing root with his 20 mm cannon.

Tallien was held responsible, and lost support from the jeunesse doree and the right wing which were supporting him.

* The 1968 MacRobertson Miller Airlines Flight 1750 that lost a wing due to improper maintenance leading to fatigue failure

* The 2005 Chalk's Ocean Airways Flight 101 lost its right wing due to fatigue failure brought about by inadequate maintenance practices.

">< sub >< big >↓</ big ></ sub > Spanish historian Juan B. González: “(…) In the (…) battle of Toro, which although of uncertain outcome, Ferdinand skilfully was able to exploit for propaganda .” in España Estratégica, guerra y diplomacia en la história de España, Sílex ediciones, Madrid, 2007, p. 222 .</ ref > battle: Prince John of Portugal became master of the battlefield, after defeating the Castilian ’ s right wing and recovering the lost Portuguese Royal standard, but Afonso V was beaten by the left and centre of Ferdinand ’ s army, fleeing from the battlefield.

Some, including former team member and ESPN analyst Eric Wynalda, have blamed the poor performance on questionable coaching decisions by Arena, including not playing Clint Dempsey and putting DaMarcus Beasley on the right wing instead of his favored left against the Czechs, and using a defensive 4-5-1 in the must-win match vs. Ghana which the U. S. eventually lost.

The Democratic Peoples Liberation Front ( the political wing of PLOTE ) lost their parliamentary representation.

U. S. Marine Corps aircraft lost in combat included 193 fixed-wing and 270 rotary wing aircraft.

Based on the spacing of the six preserved knobs in this specimen, the authors suggested that Velociraptor bore 14 secondaries ( wing feathers stemming from the forearm ), compared with 12 or more in Archaeopteryx, 18 in Microraptor, and 10 in Rahonavis.

Sitting Vice President George Clinton, who had served under Thomas Jefferson, was also a candidate for President, garnering six electoral votes from a wing of the Democratic-Republican Party that disapproved of James Madison.

They were coloured green, were able to carry six 68 mm anti-armour rockets under each wing and had simple sights.

The major political wing is the BJP which was in power in India's Central Government for six years from 1998 to 2004 and is now the main opposition party.

Cromwell's wing, with six and a half regiments of cavalry, was on the right.

The middle school contains grades six through eight — but the sixth graders spend most of their time in a separate wing except for music, gym, lunch, arts, computers, technology, and language.

Clinton was an unwilling candidate for President in the 1808 election, receiving six electoral votes from a wing of the Democratic-Republican Party that disapproved of James Madison.

The 28 BW was named a lead wing in the EAF, which enabled the 77 BS to gain six additional B-1Bs, and Ellsworth AFB to gain approximately 100 additional military personnel.

Leinster House 2000, the new millennium wing of the Leinster House complex. The six storey oval-shaped building has two of its storeys below ground level to prevent the building from overshadowing the original ducal palace.

In the rear of these works and extending Northeast to the village of Ramcroix stood the French left wing, including the six battalions of the Irish Brigade.

The plane skidded off the end of the runway and, out of control, crashed into the fence surrounding the airport and then across a road before its port wing was torn off as it caught a house, home to a family of six.

The original programme of an initial training wing and six schools was increased to 10 flying training schools and bombing, navigation and gunnery school and a school for the training of flying instructors as well as additional schools for bomb aimers, navigators and air gunners, including stations at Cranbourne ( Salisbury ), Norton, Gwelo and Heany ( near Bulawayo ).

On December 19, 1942, Stroud was transferred to Alcatraz, where he spent six years in segregation and another 11 confined to the hospital wing.

Turgut Reis was in the van with six large fustas, and the left wing closely hugged the shore.

Jennings paid for the voyage, the stay at the Westchester sanatorium, and an additional six months ' care in the psychiatric wing of a nursing home at Ilten near Hanover.

For the next six years, the Rogallos tried ceaselessly to attract both government and industry interest in their flexible wing, and they licensed a manufacturer in Connecticut to sell a kite based on it.

The police helicopter wing falls under the control of Stuttgart Police Department and has six modern helicopters based at Stuttgart and two in Söllingen.

Half the time, he played left-wing on Montreal's front line with fellow superstars Richard and Jean Béliveau, helping the Canadiens to six Stanley Cup championships, and at other times was right wing on the No. 2 line.

It had a blended wing tailless design and he successfully tested several models including a six foot scale model at speeds of up to Mach 2 in the 1950s but government backing was withdrawn.

has white plumage except for black tips to the outer six primary feathers, although this black is often barely visible on the closed wing.

The fifteen YP-84As delivered to Patterson Field ( present-day Wright-Patterson Air Force Base ) for service tests differed from XP-84s in having an upgraded J35-A-15 engine, carrying six 0. 50 inch ( 12. 7 mm ) Browning M2 machine guns ( four in the nose and one in each wing root ), and having the provision for wingtip fuel tanks holding 226 US gallon ( 870 L ) each.

The Horten brothers designed the Horten Ho XVIII, a flying wing powered by six turbojets based on experiences with their existing Ho X design.

Many additions have been made over the years, the church was built in 1840, the novitiate in 1863 and six years later St. Joseph's wing which contains the concert hall and refectory.

The headquarters is responsible for managing and supervising five fighter wings comprising 11 fighter squadrons, seven fighter groups, one rescue wing comprising six air rescue squadrons, one bomb wing, one airborne warning and control group, one special operations wing, one space wing comprising nine squadrons, one regional support group and more than seventy non-flying units.