National Front , NF (abbreviation)

They were won by National Front, as a new party.

He was a National Front, but broke away from the party in 1952.

The stage was set for the National Front leader to fire back.

Conversely, a false move on the national front could weaken him at home.

"We want to feel safe and the National Front says it can do that."

This is why the National Front voted against the report.

The National Front candidate took 10 percent of the vote.

In addition, we are working on the national front to reform a fiscal beast that is even more out of control.

The National Front came to power at the centre the same year.

He also came to serve as chairman of the National Front.

I remember the old National Front as having a much younger support base.

The sense that the National Front was marginal has been lost.

The party proposed the formation of an anti-communist national front.

Today polls give the National Front between 15.5 and 17 percent of the vote.

"People know now they are not alone in supporting the National Front," she said.

"I am very optimistic about the growth of the National Front," he said.

In this region, though, the National Front won 23 percent of votes.

National Front leaders appear to be rubbing their hands over the melee.

Following her departure, she was associated with the National Front for a short period.

Of these only the National Front managed to gain any real support.

He is chief accountant and member of the National Front since 1989.

That's why the National Front has such an appeal, because it's the only group that says so.

But since then the National Front has made major inroads.

In the 1956 elections, the National Front won three seats.

This agreement and the corresponding period was called National Front.

Note that they are now in groups nf 1 or 2.

He is now a member and activist of the NF.

This is considered to be a major factor in the decline of the NF.

World production of NF is expected to reach 8000 tons a year by 2010.

This is a new development in the NF family.

NF - you are on a roll today.

During 1976 the movement's fortunes improved, and the NF had up to 14,000 paid members.

NF is slightly soluble in water without undergoing chemical reaction.

So the water came in slowly-and that means the end nf the ice age.

The NF averaged 0.7 per cent in 14 seats fought.

The only treatment for NF was antibiotics, surgery, and amputation.

NF is the number of fields in the current line, e.g. 4.

One of the key tasks facing the NF is to develop its infrastructure.

This group eventually regained control of the NF name.

He subsequently joined the NF and swiftly rose to the leadership.

He announced that there would be two NF marches, the second being conducted by him alone.

They long for the days of the NF marches.

Although he does have privacy in its true sense, as all nf this is covered by the Oath.

The (relative) consistency of NF is an open question.

For families with NF, genetic screening and counselling is available.

The NF has a formal written constitution and claims about 2000 inmate members.

NF, I wrote a good reply and it disappeared.

It must have a very low noise figure (NF).

By 1981 the NF had fragmented becoming far smaller, and the campaign was wound up.

Kerr voted with others to disband the NF in 1989.