Sentences with phrase «many eurosceptics»

But despite criticism at home and abroad, the eurosceptic PiS enjoys steady support among many Poles eager to hear its message of higher welfare, more Catholic values in public life and less dependence on foreign capital.

The choice between the fiercely pro-EU Macron and Eurosceptic Le Pen could have far - reaching consequences for the future of the EU, and upon the UK's Brexit negotiations.

An unapologetic pro-European, Macron beat far - right, eurosceptic National Front leader Marine Le Pen in the election run - off and has since sought to kickstart a drive towards greater euro zone integration.

«Emmanuel Macron would be bad for Brexit and Theresa May,» said the eurosceptic Daily Telegraph newspaper, which is close to May's Conservatives.

Italy's federalist and Eurosceptic Lega Nord and Noi con Salvini are enjoying rapidly growing support as well.

«Seeing the Eurosceptics» dream come true must have triggered a reaction in people who usually criticise the EU and blame it for decisions such as austerity measures.

Dutch parliamentary elections did away with the risk of a eurosceptic government in a core country.

A eurosceptic landslide by Marine Le Pen's Front National, Holland's Freedom Party, Italy's Cinque Stelle and Britain's UKIP, among others, will puncture the sense of historic inevitability that drives the EU Project.

It's time to reclaim the Eurosceptic cause

For example, MPs with an agricultural background are less Eurosceptic, as agricultural interests are likely to lose out from Brexit because of a loss of CAP payments and EU migrant labour.

The prime minister was responding to pressure from within the broadly eurosceptic Conservative party.

Eurosceptic MPs John Redwood, Anne Main and Bill Cash all suggested that ministers were attempting to keep voters in the dark about the reality of staying in the EU.

, forget to mention that about 2/3 to 3/4 of Brits could be considered eurosceptics.

But the official Brexit campaign group accused ITV of a «stitch up» for selecting Farage who supports rival eurosceptic group, Leave.EU.

Hunt is a Eurosceptic who may well campaign for Leave, something which also has the potential to add either a booster or an anchor to his career.

Eurosceptics are excited about evidence that suggests their supporters are more firmly committed to their beliefs and more committed to turning out on June 23rd.

For instance, men are much more likely to support Eurosceptic parties such as UKIP and national independence movements such as those in Scotland or Catalonia.

The challenge for those that have self - defined as eurosceptic in the last two decades have a particular responsibility now.

12:30 - Julian Lewis, Tory eurosceptic, brings us back to the topic of the day.

And there are soft Eurosceptics who are sceptical about certain aspects of the EU.

These last two points mean that hard Eurosceptics are usually associated with what the media call «the Tory right».

The eurosceptic EU referendum dream lives on.

The People's Pledge campaign accused Cameron of being «torn» between his own party's eurosceptic right - wingers and the europhile Liberal Democrats.

That is indeed true, to date, however, they have failed to provide a clear vision of how such vision shall be delivered, not least because of the fear of the disapproval of their increasingly Eurosceptic electorate.

An adjournment put forward by Roger Williams MP on reforming the common agricultural policy on Tuesday will also be worth a watch, if only to see which of the most excitable Eurosceptics get the wildest look in the eyes when discussing it.

Then comes Bill Cash, the most single - minded eurosceptic of them all, who begins by praising Wharton's speech.

Talk to Eurosceptics and they claim that momentum is on their side.

In certain circumstances, she might be asked to make concession by the EU which would cause anger among right - wingers in her own party, Ukip and the eurosceptic press.

As well as the old bruisers of the left, diehard eurosceptics like Philip Davies and Philip Hollobone stood up to ask suspicious questions about whether the EU referendum had been discussed.

As Cameron at 10 describes it «The move pleased Eurosceptics while causing dismay in European capitals, notably Berlin, and led to an angry Angela Merkel withdrawing the head of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung political foundation in London, Thomas Bernd Stehling».

The YouGov survey of 800 Tory members showed nearly one in five were seriously considering voting for the eurosceptic party, while 53 % said they did not feel respected by the Conservative leadership.

Remember the predictions before the general election that Eurosceptics would not remain loyal to the UK Independent Party all the way to polling day?

The above results have suggested that there are multiple causes that explain why Conservative MPs adopt Eurosceptic positions.

However, with cultural angst high on the agenda, dissatisfaction with the incumbent government on the rise and a Eurosceptic campaign that is more sophisticated than some realise, it does appear likely that whatever the result, the Leave vote will be fairly strong.

From the viewpoint of eurosceptics, a negative focus was needed because of specific challenges thrown at them by those in power.

There is no idea on how to reshape the EU: no plan B is on the table, exacerbating the divide between Eurosceptic and promoters of the status quo, portrayed as the only possible way to govern the Union.

Europe minister David Lidington has hit out against Conservative eurosceptics ahead of Wednesday's likely vote by telling them to focus on issues other than the in / out referendum tearing his party apart.

At domestic level the democratic crisis evolved instead into a political crisis which translated into the appointment of technical governments in countries such as Italy and Greece, and in the rise or strengthening of nationalistic and eurosceptic movements in several EU Member States.

Though Remain were ahead in the vast majority of polls, these examples have fuelled a quiet confidence among Eurosceptics, a sense that they are managing to keep pace despite a fairly constant onslaught of pro-EU interventions from business and political figures.

Europhiles and moderate Eurosceptics were overrepresented amongst those standing down.

Eurosceptic backbenchers such as Iain Duncan Smith buzzed and hissed behind him.

Eurosceptic loathing is always entertaining, which may be why there are two Ukip outbursts in this top ten.

Brexit would not just mean that Europe loses one its most important members, but it would surely embolden eurosceptic parties in other countries to demand the repatriation of previously shared powers.

But yes, there is an incentive for May to walk away here, say «to hell with them», and present herself to the eurosceptic press like some sort of Boudica fighting valiantly against a foreign tyrant.

This was a parliamentary session dominated by Tory division and rebellion, as the increasingly influential eurosceptics — famously dubbed «bastards» by Major — tried week after week to defeat, and even bring down, their own government.

And the new intake of Conservative MPs included many hard Eurosceptics, such as James Cleverly.

The Sun's associate Trevor Kavanagh told the Today programme that the for last 40 years two thirds of the papers readers have been «on the Eurosceptic side of the argument».

This was good for a different reason: genuine pressure faced by the prime minister, who faced question after question from eurosceptic malcontents seated behind him.

There is a long - standing trend within the Parliamentary Conservative Party that privately schooled and Oxbridge educated MPs are more likely to be socially liberal and less Eurosceptic than their state - schooled and non-Oxbridge educated colleagues.

The unexpected prediction from the deputy prime minister comes amid a storm of activity from Conservative eurosceptics, as the long campaigning season ahead of May's European elections begins in earnest.