Sentences with phrase «labour rules so»

Mr Corbyn's allies want to impose a time limit on Mr Watson's term as deputy leader, and then change Labour rules so that next time a woman must be given one of the party's top two jobs.

Not exact matches

Since I believe I am allowed to do so under Labour Party rules, I plan to urge others to do likewise, and I can not understand how any Labour Party member could justify doing anything else.

Labour's renationalisation agenda — for the railways, the postal service, and so on — is not achievable under current EU rules.

The right wing's propaganda, including within Labour, ignores Labour's strengthened situation, but the ruling class is not complacent and so is determinedly building up other parties than Labour as the opposition.

That the Labour party should so loudly trumpet its contempt for personal privacy and the presumption of innocence, parading its violation of the European Court on Human Rights ruling on DNA retention as one of the top six reasons to vote for it, tells you everything you need to know about its attitude to civil liberties and the rule of law.

somebody had better come up with a few idea's other wise New labour will spend so long in the wilderness it will forget how to rule., mind you if it ever did.

Tomorrow's NEC meeting will rule on whether the Labour leader will need to get nominations from 51 MPs so he can stand in the leadership election, or whether he goes on the ballot automatically.

Labour leader Ed Miliband will today tell the Welsh Labour Conference that his party will «govern without fear or favour» so that the same rules apply to the richest and most powerful as to everyone else.

These are both signs that Labour MPs - forbidden by Labour rules from «chicken running» to safer seats - are, perhaps, fearful of losing their seats when opinion polls are putting the Conservatives so far ahead.

«The Conservatives won't do this, so the next Labour government must, by hardwiring Labour's new affordable housing throughout the system, from housebuilding targets to investment priorities to planning rules.

So, sorry, whilst I don't as a matter of unconditional principal, deny that sometimes «devolution» can be inevitable (eg, Wales and Scotland), even desirable, but as with the very cynical, divide and rule, and destroy, motivation behind the regionalisation of the NHS, and the current «Northern Powerhouse» structures which draw Labour politicians into Austerity collaboration at an intimate local level, there is very little to be said in the favour of most «devolutionary» developments today from a radical socialist perspective.

Peter Willsman, the secretary of CLPD and member of Labour's ruling National Executive Committee, said it was «undemocratic for MPs and MEPs to have powers to so tightly restrict the range of candidates».

The former shadow business secretary is the most senior member of the Labour party to declare they would do so, after Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell both ruled out fighting the EU battle alongside the Tory leader.

Labour party rules should change so that half of the shadow Cabinet are women, Harriet Harman has said.

«Doing so is not impossible: in my research, very few ruled out voting Labour again even at the next election (though most thought it very unlikely that they would be persuaded in time).

Asked if she can still see a path to Labour taking power in 2020, she insists: «My first rule on politics is never give up, so of course I can see a path.

If elected I will once more overhaul the rules on advertising on London's transport system so that this can never happen again, and ensure that we revive the progress we made under Labour after the retreat under a Tory administration.»

Labour's Deputy Leader wants the rules for shadow cabinet elections to be changed so that 50 % of members have to be female.

I do not want to serve a fourth term» and on the last day of the election campaign in an interview with John Humphreys on the BBC, Blair said «I can serve a full term», even going so far as to say that there was nothing in Labour rules that wuld require him to stand down 6 to 9 months ahead of the following election.

Labour's new approach is similar to Gordon Brown's so - called «golden rule», which allowed for borrowing to invest, but McDonnell insists his stance would be tougher, because he would promise to cut Britain's debt pile and strengthen the hand of the independent Office for Budget Responsibility.

Sitting MPs should not be automatically selected as seems the fashion, and Labour should introduce an age rule; so if you're 71 plus, you call it a day.

«I vow will fight hard to improve local health services which have suffered so badly under 17 years of Labour rule from Cardiff Bay.

A Labour government will make it a criminal offence to use low - skilled European workers to undercut local workers and businesses, and change the rules so that more foreign national criminals are considered for deportation, the shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, has said.

Any reason to believe from my post I support austerity, I just don't think Kendall is a Tory and other so called labour supporters shouldn't say this anymore than I should say Corbyn for SWP leader, I haven't tried to get pope ousted from the party unless they break the rules, endorse criminals or non Labour Party mlabour supporters shouldn't say this anymore than I should say Corbyn for SWP leader, I haven't tried to get pope ousted from the party unless they break the rules, endorse criminals or non Labour Party mLabour Party members

Keith Vaz said the 18,600 pound minimum income rule is too high and so there is the inclination to weaken the rule (Labour has form on this as the marriage age was dropped to 16 at one point in the last government).

Tax, Labour, Regulatory rules, everything is so complex and does not always make sense to the people that are from developed regions.

So tweeted the former Labour MP and barrister David Lock QC about the seeming equanimity of our present lord chancellor at the series of vicious and personal press attacks on our judiciary following the ruling of the High Court on the Art 50 litigation.