Sentences with phrase «ippr director»

IPPR director Nick Pearce comments on his thinktank's report attacking the first - past - the - post voting system:

The new IPPR director, Nick Pearce, is a former head of the No 10 policy unit and was instrumental in asking Mandelson to take up the inquiry based on his knowledge of the former business secretary's thinking.

She was interviewed for Juncture by IPPR director, Nick Pearce

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Next week ippr begins the search for a new Director as we step down to pursue new challenges.

Director of IPPR North Ed Cox explores the opportunities and threats of an experiment in local democracy

Writing in today's Guardian, the IPPR's director, Nick Pearce, goes further, saying: «Gone are the days when economic growth could generate enough resources to redistribute income without making painful choices.

Matthew Elliott, Campaign Director of NO to AV, has accused the IPPR of indulging in «push polling» to get the answers they want and provide a bogus result:

Matthew Elliott, campaign director of the cross-party NO to AV campaign, comments on IPPR's report attacking first - past - the - post:

«It may sound counter-intuitive, but a better NHS will be one with fewer hospital beds overall,» IPPR associate director Richard Brooks said.

Tony Dolphin, IPPR associate director for economic policy, pointed to the importance of promoting a «speedy return» to full employment in the UK.

Will Straw, the IPPR associate director, said the thinktank's analysis showed not only would energy prices be more expensive, they would be highly volatile.

IPPR North director Ed Cox said: «If the Northern Powerhouse is to drive national prosperity, these figures show the challenges it must overcome to become a reality.

As we saw, the IPPR and the Director of the UK's Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research — none of them sceptics — were warning back in 2006 that the climate change pudding had been over-egged, and was likely to damage the possibility of reaching the public.