Sentences with phrase «before labour day»

That being the case the Friday before Labour Day weekend is like New Year's Eve and my tradition for academic New Year's Eve is to take a look at the incoming class of law students to see what their mindset is and try to figure out how to relate to them (I dropped my Dragnet reference with regards to legal writing «just the facts» years ago, which was a shame because I really liked that one).

While I'm sure that many students are not even thinking about the library while it's still hot and humid outside (and certainly not before Labour Day), the time will come when you need to knuckle down and actually get some study and research done (and it will come sooner than you think!).

Parents and students should devise an updated budget plan before Labour Day rolls around.

Not exact matches

The letter comes just a day before Labour MP Frank Field tables his School Holidays (Meals and Activities) Bill, which calls on the Government to give all councils the duty and resources to provide food and activities during the school holidays, for children who would otherwise go hungry.

We showed up in labour with our first baby just as the hospital cafeteria was closing, and delivered before it opened again the next day.

I'm 41wks today and hoping my baby comes out naturally before my induction that's scheduled in 3 days time... I'm also experiencing no symptoms of labour T.T good luck to all the mamas!

MANA stats show horrible rates of intrapartum deaths (baby alive at start of labour, dead during it) and perinatal deaths, babies that die in the hours or days immediately before and after birth.

The new Labour leader will take over with just under a month before the coalition's spending review is announced on 20 October, and a matter of days after announcing the new shadow cabinet.

By the next day, Labour MPs were as unconvinced by their leader as they were before phone - hacking while a much - hyped public Q&A event provided yet more material for his critics to comment on how odd he is.

None are as important for Labour as trying to reduce or even reverse the apparent swing against them before election day.

His shaky strategic vision remains uncertain and may not show up before polling day at all, hitting voters» confidence in him but also the effectiveness of Labour supporters on the doorstep.

Anecdotes to Cox's character flowed thick and fast including Labour MP Rachel Reeves reminiscing that when Cox shadowed her before becoming an MP that «by the end of the day people weren't sure who the MP was and who as doing the shadowing».

But what a turnaround on 12 months ago when Labour's ill - tempered gathering started with the announcement of Corbyn's re-election followed by days of recriminations before an adulatory Tory faithful lay prostrate before a revered Theresa May who could do no wrong... until she gambled on that General Election and lost their majority and her authority.

The shows will be fronted by Labour special adviser - turned - comedian Matt Forde and each will be recorded on the day before transmission, to ensure maximum topicality.

Earlier this year, I wrote to Iain McNicol, the general secretary of the Labour party, to ask him to investigate a donation reported by the Electoral Commission of # 18,500 made by Labour Leave into Ukip party coffers, just three days before the EU referendum.

But long before the internal debate over Labour's new ideological orientation had been resolved, the Tories had successfully established the deficit as the most important issue of the day — and one for which Miliband's team never managed to craft a decisive message.

So, you post it on here 2 days before the deadline and expect Constituency Labour Party members to respond in time?

Beales had first proposed the idea in an internal memo two years earlier, but Miliband decided to hold it back until 8 April, a month before election day — despite his team's terror that Osborne might outflank Labour by unveiling the same policy in his final budget in April.

In her article, timed to appear two days before the Rochester byelection — which Ukip is expected to win — Reeves insists her plans are designed to end exploitation in the labour market and prevent employers using tax credits as a way of subsidising inadequate wages.

Despite the exuberant claims at their manifesto launches, both Labour and the Conservatives will be hard pressed to neutralise their weaknesses before polling day.

Labour will have heard them all day from the single mothers demonstrating outside Parliament, and the thousands of others who telephoned their anger into radio call - in shows and constituency offices... The Guardian congratulates Malcolm Chisolm, Gordon Prentice and the others who put principle before promotion» (12 December).

In Akinbade's words on that day before he sojourned to the Labour Party where he lost woefully recording only 8000 votes across 30 Local Governments and the Area Office in Modakeke, Fatai Akinbade II stated that he was no longer needed in PDP because you Omisore had captured everything in the Party and was still brandishing it to mock them.

I recall the same paper and company produced a similarly misleading poll in 1997, finding the Conservatives just 5 % behind Labour 10 days before John Major led the Tories to their worst defeat since Waterloo, Tony Blair securing a 179 - seat majority.

However churlish it may be to say so, though, one thing is nonetheless crashingly obvious: Labour should have been taking this stance since it left office, not a few weeks before polling day.

The Labour national executive is due to meet on 21 September, four days before the start of Labour conference, to discuss the outcome of the «Refounding Labour» consultation undertaken by the party leadership through the summer.

But it is real; and given the historic pattern for Tory governments to do better than Labour oppositions in the final weeks before polling day, bad news for Miliband.

[124] Some of the opinion polls had shown a 20 - point Conservative lead over Labour before the election was called, but this lead had narrowed by the day of the 2017 general election, which resulted in a hung parliament.

[87] On 10 May 2010, after talks to form a coalition with the Liberal Democrats broke down, Brown announced his intention to stand down as Leader before the Labour Party Conference but a day later resigned as both Prime Minister and party leader.

The former Labour leadership contender only revealed his relationship with the 31 - year - old just a couple of days before he announced his candidacy.

But then, without notice to Lutfur or even its own members, without presenting any written evidence, without any investigation, with total disregard for the principles of natural justice, and just three days before the close of nominations, the Labour national executive removed Lutfur as a candidate and replaced him with Helal Abbas who had come third in the selection.

Throughout the election the Labour Party had maintained a significant lead in the opinion polls and the result was deemed to be so certain that some bookmakers paid out for a Labour majority before the election day.

Over the final weekend before polling day, Miliband unveiled the eight - foot tablet with Labour's six pledges chiseled into its surface.

Amina Ali had only been the Labour Party parliamentary candidate for Bradford West for three days before she tweeted her intention to stand down on February 25.

It is a day on which pre-prepared tweets by loyal Conservatives surface, blaming Labour for the deficit (in a manner which can only be compared to a toddler screaming «but he started it»), angry Labour voters arm themselves with metaphorical hammers to break apart anything Osborne says, before he even opens his mouth, editors of national newspapers accidently leak budget reports and every Tom, Dick and Harry seems to helpfully inform the world of their political opinions.

This time around there was much talk by election «analysts» that Labour's majority would be reduced to less than 3,000 votes, and that Ukip might even win the seat, ending Corbyn's regime before it had even reached 100 days.

I went campaigning with Labour the day before the vote and TBH I didn't really know myself, except that Labour were supporting remain.

Labour accused the Lib Dems of already being intent on joining with the Conservatives, while Lib Dem sources suggested senior members of the negotiating team had no interest in a coalition, despite Gordon Brown's sacrifice the day before.

Labour says the race remains «neck and neck» with just three days to go before voters across the capital go to the polls.

They point to his admission this week that even on the day before he eventually became Prime Minister, he was convinced Clegg had done a deal with Labour and he would remain Leader of the Opposition.

[63] Before polling day, The Manchester Guardian surmised that «the chances of Labour sweeping the country and obtaining a clear majority... are pretty remote».

Alex Hilton and Jag Singh of LabourHome are getting it in the neck from many Labour bloggers, eg Luke Akehurst, for conducting the poll: «The only utility of which can be to damage individual ministers and the the Party the day before the start of a crucial party conference.»

Robert Harris, writing not long before the election was called in the New Statesman, «can't quite understand how the members of the Parliamentary Labour Party can sit there day after day, month after month, year after year, knowing that they're simply heading towards a kind of mincing machine at the next election.»

As the New Statesman revealed last week, Labour's 2010 strategy was drawn up in December and submitted to the Prime Minister by Alexander two days before Christmas.

«The Labour Party conference is a five - day opportunity for the party to put a strong, determined, clear, unified face before the public.»

In my ConHome column on Tuesday, I wrote that the most important aspect of the Labour conference was how «Ed Miliband's party is straying onto territory usually occupied by the Conservatives» — and that was even before the «One Nation» speech that Mr Miliband delivered later that day.

More than 30 Labour MPs signed up to an early day motion condemning the move before it was withdrawn under government pressure.

But Goldsmith is expected to unleash a wave of direct mail and poster campaigning in the weeks before polling day that Labour will struggle to match.

When they said they were from the Labour Party and asked whether he would he vote for Chris Smith, he beamed at them and went to collect the leaflet he'd received the day before from the party.

«The day before the election, one paper devoted 14 pages to attacking the Labour party.

She did not pull her punches in referring to the mistakes of the last Labour government — the shame of having argued for 90 days detention without trial, for example (it was just before the debate on crime and justice).