Crisis of the Nature

1867 to 1973

three mentions

over 106 years

I take the liberty of asserting that a meeting of this nature, whether in Loudon or in any great town—in a Crisis of This Nature, if I may use the phrase—is an important and useful event.

_{Proposed Reform Meeting In Hyde Park—Interference Of The Go- Vernment.—Observations.}

MR. BRIGHT - May 3, 1867

To throw all this away in the middle of a Crisis of This Nature, and to place the work in the hands of people who are entirely inexperienced, strikes me as a most absurd proposition at the outset.

_{Clause 1.—(Establishment Of Statutory Committee Of Royal Patriotic Fund Corporation.)}

Sir C. NICHOLSON - July 6, 1915

When a Crisis of This Nature has been brought about by the Government, the rôle of the Opposition should be to oppose the measures the Government introduce.

_{Orders Of The Day — Fuel And Electricity (Control) Bill}

Mr. Swain - Nov. 26, 1973

1974 to 2015

four mentions

over 41 years

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In the last generation, when a Crisis of This Nature was recognised, emergency action was taken.

_{Orders Of The Day — Housing (Wales)}

Mr. Neil Kinnock - Jan. 16, 1974

Paragraph 89 of the strategic defence review says that we can respond to a major international Crisis of the Nature of the Gulf war or to two crises: one on a Bosnia scale and another more limited, non-war-fighting deployment, for up to six months.

_{East Europe)}

Mr. Maples - Feb. 22, 1999

We must do everything that we can to ensure that a Crisis of This Nature never happens again.

_{Business Of The House - Ebola}

Justine Greening - March 12, 2015

It is important to recognise that humane and compassionate people can differ on what is the best response to a Crisis of This Nature.

_{Humanitarian Crisis In The Mediterranean And Europe}

Alex Chalk - Sept. 9, 2015