Sentences with phrase «conservative leader»

Cameron pays tribute to the «passionate» and «no nonsense» outgoing Scottish Conservative leader Annabel Goldie

William Hague, the Conservative leader, commented: «I wish Paddy Ashdown well for the future.

An interview delivered over the weekend by the Conservative leader, led to an urgent question being tabled for discussion yesterday in the Commons.

And Bronx Conservative leader Bill Newmark also touted Malpass's fiscal credentials, saying he will «provide the kind of principled leadership that is so desperately needed in Washington.»

The former Conservative leader came third from bottom in the table of post-war leaders compiled from a survey of political experts.

Asked why he didn't use the website, the Conservative leader said: «The trouble with Twitter, the instantness of it — too many twits might make a twat.»

We have a Conservative leader that believes in green taxes, that won't bring back grammar schools, that believes in continuing with total open door migration from eastern Europe and refuses to give us a referendum on the EU.

Since his election as Conservative leader in 2005 he has been held hostage by the eurosceptic wing of his party.

In the March 1966 general election both the Conservative leader Edward Heath and Liberal leader Jo Grimond spoke at Tavistock.

>> > Prisoners would serve their full sentences under proposals to be revealed by Conservative leader Michael Howard.

ConservativeHome first came to prominence when we coordinated initial efforts to oppose Michael Howard's attempts to end grassroots involvement in the election of the Conservative leader.

The Conservative leader of the Local Government Association, Sir Simon Milton, has warned councils against over zealous use of surveillance powers that they were given to fight terrorism and criminal offences.

Seemingly confirming that no coalition had been discussed, Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies has stated that the reason his party voted for Leanne Wood was to send a message to Labour — not because of any sort of coalition deal — adding that «Labour had no divine right to assume the first ministership».

Just 19 % of voters backed the Conservative leader.

Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has done well during the campaign, but she would need to find a Westminster seat to get the top job.

To be Conservative leader you must make it through a particular bottleneck, as two potential leaders must emerge from the votes of the Conservative MPs for a run - off with the rest of the party.

There was an ill - fated and very short - lived bid to succeed David Cameron as Conservative leader after the referendum, on a «joint ticket» with Stephen Crabb.

Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson talks of devolution after Brexit at the party conference in Manchester

However, if Cameron, having lost the confidence of his MPs, resigns as Prime Minister, it is a moot point whether the Queen will invite Miliband or the new Conservative leader to form a government.

Lucky to become Conservative leader when he did, towards the end of a governing cycle for Labour.

He quoted Ken Clarke two or three times to back up his positions and embarrass David Cameron but this was definitely an exchange won by the Conservative leader.

Conservative leader says MP and wife of aide Andrew Mackay, who has resigned, has to answer for second home allowance

Gloating David Cameron hailed a «realignment» in Scottish politics after Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson took her party to an impressive second place.

Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies will tomorrow reinstate the four AMs he sacked from his Shadow Cabinet in February.

This builds on a commitment earlier in the year on the Conservative leader's part to «work constructively with any administration at Holyrood».

On the Today programme this morning the former Conservative leader Michael Howard made an appeal to Conservative MPs for unity.

Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies said it was «more empty rhetoric from Labour's First Minister of broken promises.

The public washing of dirty linen - just months ahead of the 2007 Holyrood election - prompted Conservative leader David Cameron to pay public tribute to both Ms Goldie and Mr Duncan.

Scotland's Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has dismissed Tory peer Lord Forsyth's warning that building up the SNP to damage Labour threatens the future of UK.

During the 90 - minute debate, the Conservative leader said for the first time that he might have to work with his rivals if there was no outright winner.

Labour is on the «wrong side of working people and British business» the Conservative leader David Cameron claimed today - after another 14 business leaders endorsed the Tories» promise to scrap Labour's planned National Insurance increases.

The Conservative leader said that the # 550m package, which would make four million married couples # 150 a year better off, was only the start of Tory plans.

Speaking in the Commons this afternoon (where the number of Tory MPs appeared to significantly exceed the number of Labour MPs), the Conservative leader David Cameron said that the issue at stake in discussion of the Constitution / EU draft Treaty was whether this Government was serious about listening to people or not.

Mr Hammond noted that the Conservative leader, himself, apologised on Monday for getting his facts wrong over government funding for schools with alleged links to an Islamic group.

Former Conservative leader and pro-Leave MP Iain Duncan Smith said the departure of Lord Adonis was «long overdue».

Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson also reacted on Twitter, saying: «Jim Murphy announces a managed exit in order to help the party, which is to his credit.

He delivered his first Tory conference speech at the age of 16, and served as Conservative leader from 1997 until his defeat at the 2001 election.

She then debated her film in the Daily Politics studio with former Conservative leader Lord Howard and shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander.

When asked if the Lib Dem leader would join his government, the Conservative leader said: «I'm trying to win this election outright.

The row began when Conservative leader David Cameron challenged Mr Brown to acknowledge recent reports he said showed the UK was the only leading world economy still in recession.

The new Welsh Secretary Stephen Crabb says there's no competition between him and Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies.

Cameron continues to be an electoral asset to the Conservative party; on the «forced choice» question of a Cameron - led or Miliband - led government, the Conservative leader pulls ahead by five per cent points — well ahead of his party's traditional polling.

The Conservative leader appeared crushed as she accepted her victory in the constituency of Maidenhead with a shaky speech in which she repeated her resolve to provide the stability the country needed before Brexit talks.

Conservative leader David Cameron today made a clean break with Thatcherism by insisting there was «more to life than money».

The Conservative leader said the governor knows he can control Alesi and Republicans would be doing themselves no favors by confirming the nomination.

Once described as David Cameron's favourite think tank, the Conservative leader could hardly wait to distance himself from Policy Exchange yesterday.

It haunted Hague throughout his time as Conservative leader.

The Conservative leader, who yesterday pledged to send his children to state secondary schools, said the UK government needed to examine its relationship with the Holyrood administration.

David Cameron has thrown his weight behind fracking, in a move which risks alienating the Conservative leader from many of his grassroots constituents.

Waste's most intriguing set piece involves the Conservative leader (played by Michael Elwyn) and his contemporaries wrangle with the practicalities of O'Connell's death and its implications for the party's future, and Trebell's prospective role within it.