Sentences with phrase «during the leadership contest ms»

During the leadership contest Ms May ruled out an early general election, saying that not holding one would create stability during Brexit negotiations.

Not exact matches

Her reputation as a conciliator was part of her appeal during the 2013 leadership contest, a skill she's used to make peace with public school teachers angry over wage - freeze legislation and appointing herself agriculture minister to mend fences with communities upset over decisions to cancel the slots - at - racetracks program and the installation of industrial wind turbines.

It is pennies compared to the $ 1.8 million raised by Jim Prentice during the Progressive Conservative leadership race, but in the world of the Alberta NDP leadership contest, the money is flowing.

He became one of Mr. Prentice's campaign co-chairs during his party's 2014 PC leadership contest and was rewarded with an appointment as Minister of Infrastructure, a position he held until the 2015 re-election.

During his party's now regular leadership contests he is prominent to the point o ubiquity and then he disappears from national view.

One example of an MP who does do this is Jon Cruddas, who carved himself a constituency during the deputy leadership contest, is courted heavily before tight votes, argues, but almost always votes loyally.

It was telling during the recent Labour leadership contest that Corbyn's media operation improved markedly, thanks largely to the involvement of these younger, savvier operators.

Ed Miliband's union problems aren't eased by the endorsements he received during the leadership contest.

In her speech during the Conservative leadership contest in the summer May also sounded even more radical than Labour's 2015 manifesto when she pledged: «We're going to have not just consumers represented on company boards, but employees as well.»

For many on the left, excluded from influence during the Blair years, a leadership contest is an opportunity to make their case.

Blogs do best when they cover subjects whose minutiae are ignored by the mainstream media, as was true on the right during the 2005 Conservative leadership contest, and more recently the coverage of selections for individual parliamentary seats.

Perhaps more importantly, there is a scramble now to sign people up to pay # 25 during a 48 - hour window starting on Monday to become registered supporters and have a say in the coming leadership contest.

During the deputy leadership contest, his slogan was «campaigner, defender, unifier».

Michael Gove is widely believed to have stabbed Johnson in the back during last year's Tory leadership contest.

I was weirdly fortunate to end up on the same train as Ed Miliband during the leadership contest.

Their differences over issues such as tax, grammar schools and defence spending are hardly a secret, having been extensively aired during the leadership contest.

During the leadership contest, we were told that it would come after the leadership contest.

He recalls a tale of Brown getting accidently locked in a loo during their heated face - to - face talks about the leadership in 1994 and reveals he shouted through the door: «Withdraw from the contest or I'm leaving you in there.»

The discussions between Farron, who had said during the Lib Dem leadership contest that he hoped Clegg would take on a «very high - profile» role in the parliamentary party, are understood to have been friendly.

During the subsequent Party leadership contest he was urged by Airey Neave to vote for Margaret Thatcher but he is thought to have favoured Willie Whitelaw.

She's obviously going to get humiliated during the leadership contest and, everyone knows, Corbyn is going to win again by a country mile.

In fact during the leadership contest, many told me that they would vote conservative if Ken was leader.

During the Tory leadership contest of 2005, it was Fox who talked about Britain having a «broken society» and the need to address mental health as much as physical health.

During the Labour leadership contest last year, the authors say Mr Balls was furious when Mr Miliband got secret phone numbers of key union leaders and persuaded Unite to back him, not his rival.

The Islington North MP voted to leave the European Economic Community in 1975 and was lukewarm in his support for voting for Remain during the Labour leadership contest.

Former Liberal Senator and powerbroker Nick Minchin, an outspoken climate science denier, was key to Abbott gaining enough support to oust leader Malcolm Turnbull during a bitter leadership contest in 2009.