英國(guó)首相特蕾莎 梅在國(guó)家學(xué)術(shù)院演講

1、Britain, the Great MeritocracyWhen I stood in Downing Street as Prime Minister for the first time this summer, I set out my mission to build a country that works for everyone. Today I want to talk a little more about wha

2、t that means and lay out my vision for a truly meritocratic Britain that puts the interests of ordinary, working class people first.We are facing a moment of great change as a nation. As we leave the European Union, we m

3、ust define an ambitious new role for ourselves in the world. That involves asking ourselves what kind of country we want to be: a confident, global trading nation that continues to play its full part on the world stage.B

4、ut at the same time, I believe we have a precious opportunity to step back and ask some searching questions about what kind of country we want to be here at home too.ignored anymore.They want to take back control of the

5、things that matter in their lives. They want a government that listens, understands and is on their side. They want change. And this government is going to deliver it.Everything we do will be driven, not by the interests

6、 of the privileged few. Not by those with the loudest voices, the special interests, the greatest wealth or the access to influence. This government's priorities are those of ordinary, working class people. People fo

7、r whom life sometimes can be a struggle, but who get on with things without complaint.They get on with their jobs – sometimes 2 or even 3 of them – because they have families to feed and support, bills to pay and because