Sentences with phrase «labor party pledging»

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The Labor party has pledged that in government it would phase out the live sheep trade, but has not tied itself to a specific timetable.

The labor - backed Working Families Party in a statement on Wednesday afternoon pledged to be a check on Donald Trump's presidency and be a «bulwark» against his policies in New York.

The July memo came less than two months after Cuomo pledged to help Democrats retake control of the State Senate, as he sought the nomination of the labor - backed Working Families Party.

The governor pledged to back Democrats in the mainline conference when receiving the endorsement of the labor - aligned Working Families Party.

Esposito was the first Senate Democratic candidate this year to receive an endorsement from Cuomo, who has pledged to help his party capture full control of the chamber as part of his endorsement deal with the labor - backed Working Families Pparty capture full control of the chamber as part of his endorsement deal with the labor - backed Working Families PartyParty.

However, after liberal groups and and the labor - aligned Working Families Party threatened to yank support for Gov. Andrew Cuomo's re-election, the governor pledged to help his party take full control of the chaParty threatened to yank support for Gov. Andrew Cuomo's re-election, the governor pledged to help his party take full control of the chaparty take full control of the chamber.

When gaining the endorsement of the labor - backed Working Families Party, he pledged to enact the public financing of political campaigns statewide, the DREAM Act for undocumented immigrants, allow local governments to raise the state's minimum wage and accelerate the timetable for increasing the wage itself.

Those three elected officials will be voting a straight ticket for the Working Families Party, they pledged today in a video released by the labor - backed WFP today.

And it has been seven years since the Labor Party and its prime minister, Tony Blair, came to power, pledging to raise standards with a blitz of initiatives and reforms.

The Labor Party has pledged to create a A$ 280 million research institute to «take politics out of the classroom» and «put an end to decades of ideological battles about school education», if it wins the next federal election.

Both of the major political parties have committed to emissions targets: the Liberals have a target of a 26 - 28 % reduction relative to 2005 levels by 2030, whereas Labor has pledged a 45 % cut over the same time frame.

The announcement has followed other recent commitments from political parties that address physical inactivity, including the Coalition's pledge to provide an extra $ 60m for the Sporting Schools program, Labor commitment to an «active ageing fund» and an extra $ 21m to the ABC to provide greater coverage of women's sport; and the Greens $ 250m plan for cycling and walking infrastructure.