Not exact matches
In Calgary, former
Conservative minister of industry James Moore joins Dentons Canada LLP as a senior
business advisor
Government action to influence the price of goods might strike Canadians as out of place in the
Conservative playbook but Prime
Minister Stephen Harper's Tories are acutely concerned about dispelling the notion they're the party of «big
business» as they target middle - class voters.
Instead, a coalition of politically
conservative business leaders forged ties with likeminded
ministers, evangelists, and politicians to fight against New Deal liberalism, Communism, and immorality.
Critics have accused the Tories of selling access to May and other
ministers, but a
Conservative spokesman said: «This is an important opportunity to engage directly with
businesses and to highlight how, as part of our plan to create an economy that works for everyone, we will continue to back
business and enterprise.»
Theresa May's strong response (remember Theresa May being strong was a thing six months ago) to the First
Minister's demand fuelled the Tory revival north of the border that saw the
Conservatives scoop 13 seats including those of SNP Westminster leader Angus Robertson and his predecessor Alex Salmond, or as Ruth Davidson dubbed those two results: «
Business and pleasure».
I mean his personal popularity across the UK plummeted to it's lowest level ever in the autumn but, and this may come as a genuine shock to some, he is a
Conservative prime
minister at the end of the day, and more than this, he is a
Conservative prime
minister addressing Scottish people, 83 % of whom voted against him at the General Election and many of whom are still a bit miffed about that whole poll tax
business.
Ed Davey, under - secretary at the Department for
Business, Innovation and Skills, has been made energy secretary in a mini-reshuffle which did not involve any
Conservative ministers.
The
Conservative Party co-chairman Baroness Warsi has written to the Prime
Minister explaining why her
business relationship with Abid Hussain, a community activist who helped organise her official trip to Pakistan, was not declared.
The
Conservative Party co-chairman Baroness Warsi today defended an official ministerial trip to Pakistan she made with
business partner Abid Hussain, but apologised to the Prime
Minister for any «embarrassment to the Government» it may have caused.
The Prime
Minister said he was «very happy» with the
Conservative Party chairman's explanation after it emerged she took relative and
business partner Abid Hussain on an official trip to Pakistan.
Nick Bourne (right), who leads the
Conservatives in the Assembly, received a rather tepid response from First
Minister Rhodri Morgan about
business:
And after his recent disparaging remarks about small businessmen, the newly - ennobled entrepreneur was the subject of no fewer than four questions from
Conservative MPs when
ministers from the Department for
Business, Innovation and Skills came to the Despatch Box yesterday.
Labour's Jack Straw, who served as both home secretary and justice secretary and attempted his own reforms of the Lords when in government, urged the prime
minister to consider calling a pre-legislative referendum to avoid a «trainwreck» to Commons
business in light of the fact that the
Conservatives and Liberal Democrats were «divided on this issue».
«Robert Halfon MP:
Conservatives should believe in good
business, not big
business - as the oil market shows Main John Baron MP: Why is the Prime
Minister taking so long to answer our European referendum letter?»
Or consider the criticism that BBC people are all in the grip of some public sector groupthink: how does that square with the fact that a
Conservative Prime
Minister, a Tory Chancellor, a proudly pro-enterprise
Business Secretary and a London mayor who is a cheerleader for the City all recruited their spokesman from the serried ranks of pinkoes at the BBC.
Despite backing May for
Conservative leadership Anna Soubrey was sacked as
Business Minister
Although I had difficult exchanges with the home secretary Theresa May and prime
minister over immigration controls on non-EU students and skilled workers, almost all
Conservative colleagues and
ministers agreed, at least privately, that their policies were seriously damaging to
business, universities and the wider national economic interest.
Mr Blackford said «we know that before the EU referendum the DUP received # 425,000 from the
Conservative - run Constitutional Research Council (CRC)... we know some of the money was given to Aggregate IQ a reported franchise of Cambridge Analytica... the shady
business of data mining and undermining electoral law goes right to the heart of the prime
minister's party».
A British exit from the European Union is the greatest threat facing the country's economy in the next decade, Ed Balls will say as he attacks
Conservative ministers for creating uncertainty for the country's
businesses.
The socially
conservative Democrat and ordained
minister argued that Mayor Bill de Blasio's proposal to rip out Times Square's pedestrian plazas to tamp down on the titillating
business of body - painted half - naked women charging tourists for photos would only cause them to migrate.
Also at first
minister's questions, Welsh
Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies said Labour had failed to nurture the private sector, pointing to a declining rate of
business start ups.
In Calgary, former
Conservative minister of industry James Moore joins Dentons Canada LLP as a senior
business advisor
Mr Blackford said «we know that before the EU referendum the DUP received # 425,000 from the
Conservative - run Constitutional Research Council (CRC)... we know some of the money was given to Aggregate IQ a reported franchise of Cambridge Analytica... the shady
business of data mining and undermining electoral law goes right to the heart of the prime
minister's party».
Keynote speakers included John Tory, leader of the Progressive
Conservative Party in Ontario and the Harinder Takhar,
Minister of Small
Business and Consumer Services.