Mulroney

[muhl-roh-nee]

noun

1. (Martin) Brian, 1939–2024, Canadian political leader: prime minister 1984–93.

Mulroney

/ mʌlˈrəʊnɪ /

noun

1. ( Martin ) Brian . born 1939, Canadian lawyer, businessman, and statesman; Conservative prime minister (1984–93)

Example Sentences

Ever since the free-trade era kicked off with a Canada-U.S. trade deal negotiated between former President Ronald Reagan and former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney in 1987, Canada’s industries have become progressively more intertwined with the U.S.

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His friendship with another great leader, Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, set the stage for decades of cooperation and shared prosperity on both sides of the border.

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Writers Guild of America West President Michele Mulroney said in an interview the union is aware that “there are companies that are trying to do this work non-union, so the guild wants to help our members ... in ways that they can work on verticals and make sure they get that work covered.”

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“It’s going to need some support from the companies,” Mulroney said.

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“It’s really hard out there in the industry for all industry workers and for many of our members, but our members have shown time and again that when they have to, when it’s necessary, we are ready to fight for the contract we deserve,” Mulroney said.

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