Sentences with phrase «reform thinktank»

Nick Clegg will use a speech at the Centre for European Reform thinktank today to accuse Ukip's MEPs of being «lazy».

Taking questions after his speech to the Reform thinktank, Mr Fox said: «Those in politics on the other side of the world can huff and puff but it will not change our resolve politically to retain the independence and the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands nor to come to their defence and to maintain deterrence as best we can.

Not exact matches

The bruising process of reforming public sector pensions will not save the taxpayer any money, a respected economic thinktank has argued.

The report by the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA), a right - wing thinktank, agrees with the principles behind the work and pensions secretary's plans, but insists the reforms do not go far enough.

will be as important for what's happening in the corridors as for the launch of the actual project,» Clara O'Donnell of the Centre for European Reform (CER) thinktank told politics.co.uk.

Until then card - carrying party members had only been able to write on their pet subjects for a dwindling presence on the thinktank scene, the Centre for Reform.

The Tories» pledge against new top - down reorganisations of the NHS has been undermined by the coalition's NHS reforms, a health thinktank has said.

The government's new tax and spending watchdog needs urgent reform to establish its independence from George Osborne's Treasury, according to a report today by one of Britain's leading thinktanks.

Flagship benefit reform has been watered down so much that it risks failing to achieve its original purpose, warns Resolution thinktank

In particular, he expressed disappointment that the party was handed the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) thinktank's two - year Condition of Britain report, then chose to emphasise that it would adopt a policy of reforming benefits for 18 - to 21 - year - olds, which he branded «fairly cynical and punitive».