Ratcliffe

Proper noun

Meaning

Ratcliffe (plural Ratcliffes)

A surname.

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Examples

As the hearing was underway, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer dismissed Ratcliffe as “a deeply partisan cheerleader for the president, a yes man in every sense of the phrase.” Source: Internet

And outside Democratic national security experts suggest the reasons run deeper: They argue Ratcliffe isn’t running the official assessments about election interference in an above-board way. Source: Internet

Appearing at Canterbury Crown Court today, Ratcliffe, now working as an electrician, pleaded not guilty to all three charges. Source: Internet

Every Senate Democrat opposed the nomination, making Ratcliffe the first chief of the nation’s spy agencies to be installed with no support from the opposition party. Source: Internet

Bob Ratcliffe who is the brother of one of British's Jim explained that it will cost anyone the sum of £2 billion to buy Premier League teams in top six. Source: Internet

Democrats, however, are also facing the prospect of something they may fear even more than a Ratcliffe appointment: that Grenell could remain in the acting DNI role indefinitely. Source: Internet

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