Sentences with phrase «parliamentary party talks»

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At first her nightmares will be in Europe when the negotiations begin and later with her parliamentary party when her talks with the rest of the EU stumble towards an exhausted conclusion.

This was public knowledge at the time, the reason the negotiators were sent to talk to Labour is because the Parliamentary party insisted on it.

The Independence party leader, finance minister Bjarni Benediktsson, whose name also appeared in the leaked documents in connection with a Seychelles - based company of which he once owned a third, was holding talks with Grímsson, who flew back early from the US to sound out all of Iceland's parliamentary party representatives as the island's political crisis deepened on Tuesday.

Deputy leader Mr Watson began talks earlier in the week with Unite general secretary Len McCluskey, a supporter of Mr Corbyn, in an attempt to negotiate a compromise between the leadership and the parliamentary party.

At the All Party Parliamentary Group on Tamils event in the House of Commons on Monday, the chair Paul Scully MP, talked about the UK being a critical friend.

«We talked about it in a two and a half hour meeting of the parliamentary party last week and yes of course there were a range of opinions but at the end there was unanimous support from all of the MPs at that meeting for my continued leadership,» he said.

But the Guardian understands that there have been no formal talks about such reconciliation and the leader is not ready to do a deal with the parliamentary Labour party over how he puts together his frontbench team.

I've heard similar talk within the last six months - but, although Cameron's leadership has been at risk since the boundary review, 17 MPs is only about 5 % of the Parliamentary Party.

At a meeting of the parliamentary party at the end of last week, voices who last had their chance when Hazel Blears made her doomed bid for the deputy leadership reportedly piped up, talking about benefit claimants getting «something for nothing» and the need to sound strong notes on immigration controls.

Members of the Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Party had earlier met at Local Government House to discuss the coalition talks.

Parliamentary Labour Party chair John Cryer sent a furious e-mail to all MPs declaring: «The party's leadership did not engage in the talks in any constructive way.&rParty chair John Cryer sent a furious e-mail to all MPs declaring: «The party's leadership did not engage in the talks in any constructive way.&rparty's leadership did not engage in the talks in any constructive way.»

Parliamentary Labour Party chair John Cryer sent a fuming e-mail to all MPs declaring: «The party's leadership did not engage in the talks in any constructive way.&rParty chair John Cryer sent a fuming e-mail to all MPs declaring: «The party's leadership did not engage in the talks in any constructive way.&rparty's leadership did not engage in the talks in any constructive way.»

The Lib Dems have been in talks about forming a coalition government following the results of last week's general election which saw no party gain a parliamentary majority.

28 days: all - party talks, convened by the new Commons Speaker, to introduce a series of changes to parliamentary procedure that would be agreed by day 100, including handing MPs the right to decide the parliamentary timetable.

Johnson's assessment came as the chairman of the parliamentary party, John Cryer, condemned Corbyn's controversial shake - up of his top team during a period when the leader's office had been in talks about the shadow cabinet being elected in part by MPs.

Trade talks after leaving the EU will need more UK officials with language skills, say the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Modern Languages.

Gordon Nardell QC in discussions with the All Party Parliamentary Committee in April talked of the «legal bonanza» following a Brexit vote.

What you do is you talk to the parliamentary team who drafts the statute as it goes through and you point out to them the difficulty the «interested party» would be having on this...