Title: John Moyle
Content:  John Moyle (1592?–1661) was a Cornish gentleman, known as a High Sheriff of Cornwall, friend of Sir John Eliot and supporter of the Parliamentarian cause in the Long Parliament.
Title: 1983 New Zealand Labour Party leadership election
Content:  Colin Moyle had been informed by Rowling that he intended to resign. Moyle had previously been seen as leadership potential since the 1970s, with even Muldoon considering him to be a threat to him, resulting in the infamous Moyle Affair, where Moyle ended up resigning his seat, ironically to be won by Lange. Moyle re-entered parliament in 1981 and had been Shadow Minister of Overseas Trade and Rural Banking since 1982. Moyle attempted to rally Rowling's supporters at a meeting in Auckland, though attendance was low. He took this as a sign and then informed Lange he would not stand on assurances Lange was healthy enough for the job. Moyle was mindful of Norman Kirk's health deterioration a decade earlier, but Lange said he was fighting fit.
Title: Mike Moyle
Content:  Moyle challenged Representative Dave Bivens in the 1998 Republican Primary and won the nomination by 8 votes. He was elected in the general election and has been reelected every two years since. He currently serves as House Majority Leader, a position he has held since 2006. He previously served as Majority Caucus Chairman from 2002–2006. In 2021, Moyle proposed a bill which would make it a felony to "collect or convey" other people's ballots. The bill drew criticism from both sides of the aisle, including from the incumbent Majority Caucus Chair Megan Blanksma.
Title: James Moyle
Content:  companies." Moyle was a founder of the Utah Democratic Party. He was the Democratic Party's candidate for governor in the 1900 and 1904 Utah elections, losing to Heber Manning Wells and John Christopher Cutler respectively and ran on the Democratic and Progressive tickets in 1914 for the Senate, ceding to Reed Smoot. Moyle served as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury from 1917 to 1921 in the administration of Woodrow Wilson, the first member of the LDS Church to be appointed to a subcabinet position. In 1933 he was appointed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who knew Moyle well having served together in the Wilson administration, as Commissioner of the United States Customs Service and in 1939 as a special assistant to Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau.
Title: Roland Moyle
Content:  Moyle later became deputy chairman of the police complaints authority 1985 to 1991. He died on 14 July 2017 at the age of 89.
Title: Henry D. Moyle
Content:  Moyle was for many years a lawyer and a part-time member of the University of Utah faculty. He was also a businessman involved in various railroad, trucking, oil, insurance and finance businesses. During World War II, he was the director of the Petroleum Industries Council.
Title: Olin R. Moyle
Content:  Although Moyle had advised his resignation would take effect on September 1, the Watch Tower board dismissed him immediately and he returned to his home congregation in Wisconsin. On October 15, 1939 the directors responded in the pages of The Watchtower, stating that "every paragraph of that letter is false, filled with lies, and is a wicked slander and a libel". The article compared his actions with those of Judas Iscariot. "For four years past the writer of that letter has been entrusted with the confidential matters of the Society. It now appears that the writer of that letter, without excuse, libels the family of God at Bethel, and identifies himself as one 
Title: Colin Moyle
Content:  position of deputy to Bill Rowling in 1974 after Hugh Watt decided to not to stand again. He was eliminated on the second ballot with Bob Tizard winning on the fourth ballot. Moyle supported Rowling for the leadership and worked around the caucus to secure votes for his election. He subsequently rose in the cabinet ranking and was awarded with a seat on the frontbench by Rowling. He thought his main failure was failing to convince Rowling to hold a snap election in October 1974 which he was convinced Labour would have won with the loss of only one or two seats.
Title: Colin Moyle
Content:  In the, Moyle stood for and won the electorate. This was abolished before the 1984 election, and Moyle stood for, and won, the new electorate of Otara, which he held until his retirement in 1990. He gained admiration for his courage in re-entering politics especially as Muldoon was still Prime Minister upon his return. Soon after his return to Parliament he was returned to the Shadow Cabinet in February 1982, becoming Shadow Minister of Overseas Trade and Shadow Minister of Rural Banking. Later that year Rowling informed Moyle that he intended to resign the leadership, before he announced publicly. Moyle, who had previously been seen as 
Title: Moyle (surname)
Content: Henry D. Moyle (1889–1963), American Mormon leader ; Jennifer Moyle (1921–2016), British biochemist ; John Moyle (1591–1661), High Sheriff of Cornwall ; John Moyle, first editor of the magazine Electronics Australia ; John Moyle (British Army officer) (died 1738), captain in the Royal Regiment of Ireland ; John Rowe Moyle (1808–1889), Mormon pioneer ; Jonathan Moyle (died 1990), RAF helicopter pilot and magazine editor ; Matthew Paul Moyle (1788–1880), Cornish meteorologist and writer on mining ; Michael Moyle (magistrate), Isle of Man High Bailiff ; Olin R. Moyle (1887–1966), American Jehovah's Witnesses legal counsel ; Peter B. Moyle (born 1942), zoologist and associate director of the Center for Watershed Sciences at the University of California-Davis ; Richard M. Moyle (born 1944), New Zealand academic specialising in ethnomusicology of the Pacific and Australia ; Walter Moyle (judge) (c. 1405 – 1479), Justice of the Common Pleas, England and Wales 

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