Sentences with phrase «before next election»

We have several months before the next election, I think, but it is not too early to acknowledge the significant contribution of this parliamentarian.

It is to be hoped that this will emerge from the final report, and that the report will appear soon enough that the Government can act on it before the next election.»

The federal government has committed to developing a recognition and implementation framework as well as new legislation before the next election.

It is hard to read them without thinking that federal B.C. Liberals must be hoping their team loses this one in court, and well before the next election, so memories of the Metro Vancouver pipeline can be gone from public consciousness.

I sincerely hope before the next election that people will request a copy of our congressmens» voting records and keep in mind the words of Einstein.

He said the government would focus on its pledges to invest in infrastructure, lower the federal debt - to - GDP ratio and balance the books before the next election, but dodged when asked directly about the party's promise to keep annual shortfalls under the $ 10 - billion ceiling.

The figures quoted in the Independent are those for «swing voters» (defined in the normal way, as those people who say there is a fair chance they will change their mind before the next election).

The prime minister will be unable to table his demands for the repatriation of powers before the next election because Clegg has dismissed this strategy as «a false promise wrapped in a union jack».

On the face of it, the idea that David Cameron might be brought down before the next Election is far - fetched.

He lambasts the idea of the Lib Dems withdrawing their ministers before the next election; he admits that he might have left his party had they not proved they were serious about governing; he warns against excessive differentiation, from both sides, before 2015; he praises the original Coalition Agreement as «fantastically ambitious»; and he emphasises the importance of spending cuts (alongside further Quantitative Easing and a bit more «investment spending» where possible, which is more or less the government's official position as well).

I obviously want all the strongest Conservatives, as it were, on the pitch before the next election.»

There is a year before the next election.

In my December 2010 rescue plan for the Liberal Democrats I argued that Clegg had to go before the next election but thought he would choose to go:

It's not so much the prospect of Boris becoming leader before the next election — a prospect I regard as less likely than Tim does — but the destabilising effect that constant speculation can have, just as it did for Gordon Brown.

As evidence, would - be Faso foes are beginning to emerge almost two years before the next election.

One Labour backbencher told PoliticsHome that Mr Reed was unlikely to be the last of his party's MPs to stand down before the next election.

«Once the election is over, I expect Cuomo will finally give the green light to at least some fracking, betting that the furor will die down before his next election,» said Hawkins.

And would a leadership contest really happen before the next election?

But both were open to the idea that there could be a challenge to Cameron's leadership before the next election in 2015.

The odds on David Cameron stepping down as Tory leader before the next election were shortened last night, after more Tory MPs voted against his flagship bill on gay marriage than supported it.

It's also worth noting that the small chance of getting in now will be even smaller next time if, as seems likely, the proportion of women is increased further before the next election in two years: although the parliamentary party settled on a quota of 31.5 % women, there was in fact a majority (of 139 to 107) for at least 40 %.

To be @ 9 % in the polls is irretrieveable before the next election - are the rank & file LibDems simply in shock, or do they really think there is a way back - or are they still hypnotised by Clegg?

«The Tory plan is clear: use inflated fears of a debt and monetary crisis to justify massive public spending cuts and an increase in VAT now; blame it all on Labour's management of the economy; and use the resulting war - chest to cut income tax before the next election,» wrote Mr Balls.

«Time is running out to make good on our very clear commitment and the Report Stage of the Finance Bill presents one of the last opportunities to put this important measure on the statute book before the next election.

I hope he is replaced before the next election.

But, before the next election, we have a whole other legislative session to focus on.»

The only route to achieving this, before the next election, is through a legislative deal on party funding, similar to the Kelly proposals.

On a uniform swing, these figures would give Labour a majority of 10 seats based on current boundaries, although these are likely to be changed before the next election.

In an online ConservativeHome survey participants were asked who could be the next Tory leader if (for unspecified reasons) Cameron is forced to quit before the next election and who might be Tory leader if he steps down after the next election, sometime during the next parliament.

Key responded that National would set its own policy agenda and that there was adequate time before the next election for voters to digest National Party policy proposals.

With Klein's seven members, the GOP now has a comfortable margin if their ranks should dwindle before the next election due to retirement or other reason.

He promised a consultation on changing the voting system - but he said there were «no plans» for a referendum on this issue before the next election.

«Before the next election — when we know the circumstances we will face — we will set out for our manifesto tough new fiscal rules to get our country's current budget back to balance and national debt on a downward path.

It's clear that he thinks any chance of a deal with Labour was wrecked by Labour and he also says Ed Miliband shows no sign of wanting one before the next election.

Former tourism minister Barbara Follett is rumoured to be stepping down before the next election.

Dannatt's calls are unlikely to be heeded by the MoD before the next election, despite political concerns emerging from those close to defence secretary Philip Hammond.

It prompts questions about how many other Lib Dem ministers will now be tempted to quit the government before the next election for similar reasons.

His comments are significant as there has been speculation that Mr McDonnell could replace Mr Corbyn as Labour leader before the next election.

Carswell, a staunch Eurosceptic, resigned as a Conservative MP and defected to Ukip last week, causing a headache for David Cameron before the next election.

Quite a few of them are also worried about the way Britain's manageable deficit is being portrayed as a monster that must be slayed at all costs in time for Osborne to present a tax - cutting Budget shortly before the next election.

Trade minister Lord Jones of Birmingham is prepared to resign before the next election to avoid refusing to publicly back Gordon Brown, according to reports.

Speaking at a joint meeting of the Commons» defence and foreign affairs committees, Mr Hutton said British forces would be able to withdraw from Basra before the next election.

The commission would not report until just before the next election in 2015.

Listen to National Union of Students (NUS) president Wes Streeting explain why he intends to continue the fight against top - up fees, which are due for review before the next election.

The Mayor of London Ken Livingstone has hinted he will withdraw his support for the Labour party if progress is not reached on Crossrail before the next election.

How about limiting the amount of time that politicians in office can receive donations to maybe 2 - 3 month before the next election?

If we do not develop a coherent philosophical agenda before the next election we will be doomed just as the Blair government was to govern purely in the interest of power.

The timing — The Relaunch should probably occur with about one year to go before the next election — but might need to happen earlier if the Coalition becomes strained very early.

If the Labour leader has a single task to achieve before the next election, he must to narrow the gap with David Cameron on who the voters prefer as prime minister.

But with plenty of time before the next election, Gyory said it's hard to completely rule out a Jeffries challenge because of the way unexpected issues, such as the fundraising probe, can materialize.