Angela

[an-juh-luh]

noun

1. a first name: from a Greek word meaning “messenger.”

Example Sentences

Labour's ruling body is due to meet to draw up plans for a deputy leadership election to replace Angela Rayner, who resigned last week after admitting to underpaying stamp duty.

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McAnea said she is concerned that ministers are no longer committed to implementing the bill in full, following Angela Rayner's resignation and the cabinet reshuffle.

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Unison general secretary Christina McAnea said she is concerned the government is no longer committed to implementing the Bill in full, following Angela Rayner's departure and the cabinet reshuffle.

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At the Trades Union Congress in Brighton, senior union figures have voiced their concerns that the Bill would be watered down following the departure of Angela Rayner, the sacking of Justin Madders as Employment Minister and the decision to move Jonathan Reynolds from Business to Chief Whip.

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With Angela Rayner gone, they fear they've lost a fierce champion for workers rights in government.

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