Sentences with phrase «conservatives look good»
Still, even the limited progress made by the Wesh Conservatives looks better than the performance of Labour's other opponents.
https://www.newstatesman.com/ Not exact matches
The Lenox Blazer's special facts are that it's «good for athletic builds, tummies, and travel» and «a go - to for looking cool in a conservative environment.»
And so this sleeper issue — largely absent during the election itself — looks like one place where the Conservatives will decide incremental change is no longer good enough and a more brash approach is required.
Keep your outfit conservative with this shirt — overly colorful socks, ties, or pocket squares, as well as too many other accessories like jewelry or large watches, will leave your ensemble looking costumey and garish with French cuffs and cufflinks.
As a well - compensated ~ 28 year old HF professional in NYC from a prestigious top 10 school, these numbers look exactly correct to me and are actually slightly conservative projections of my last 6 years of net wealth.
The Conservatives have been betting their entire growth strategy on a stronger U.S. economy and right now this is not looking like a good bet.
The bill looks tenuous at best, beset by criticism from moderate and conservative Republicans alike, but Trump promised a happy ending.
In fact, when taking into consideration how conservative its guidance has proved to be in the past, the company's monstrous guidance begins to look even better.
Add it all up, and McCain looks like a candidate whom social conservatives could support in reasonably good conscience.
Not the socially conservative, servant of feel good capitalism that is so prevalent in the U. S. And let's look at it this way, if that mysoginist, drug addicted coward, Rush Limbaugh thinks what the Pope is doing is socialism, then the Pope must be doing something right.
In fact, to suggest that good works are of central importance to the Christian faith is often considered heretical in the world of conservative evangelicalism, where advocating any form of «works - based salvation» is looked upon with suspicion.
«It barely had a Conservative logo on it all and if you make the entire election about yourself you'd better make sure you win because otherwise it really does make your position look really quite weak.
Conservative candidate for Aylesbury, David Lidington, said: «Whether you look at Ebola and our response to that, whether you look at the # 2.3 billion that was allocated to humanitarian relief in the Syrian refugee crisis, I think the Conservative Party can say that we've got a good track record on delivering practical policies with that clear ethical foundation.»
about people who experience same - sex attraction trying to live a Christian life, this fuller exposition of his thought on the new ideologies presented a fascinating look into the way in which colonialism — discredited by liberals and to lesser extent many conservatives as well — has gone away from the actual military and political rule seen in previous centuries, to a stealthier and subtler form of the exertion of foreign power.
You can look at the Episcopalians and the United Church of Christ and find some congregations that are doing very well, but they tend to be more conservative theologically.»
Well, by the look of middle America, conservative Christians might want to worry more about exercising than exorcising...
Hey Don... you better take a closer look at things because many many conservative right wingers don't want Romney either.
He looked so good warming up — he cleared 16» 1» easily — we thought 15» 9» was a conservative jump.»
Usually they play with a more conservative gameplan, trying to attack a certain part of the green to set up a good look at birdie.
Agreed, we might as well play conservative as a draw practically secures 3rd for us and at this point, with it looking like City will take 2nd, all I want is to have a good run up to the FA Cup final and not have to worry about CL qualifiers come August.
«Look, there's lots of people with good talents out there,» Conservative backbencher Nick de Bois said.
I do not know who I would vote for, now John has stepped down, Abbott carries a lot of baggage with her, telling Blair about his kids going to private school while hers did as well, on the whole I suspect I would vote Abbott, sadly it makes little difference, it does look as if David Miliband will win this one, he is new labour, the new Mp's are mainly new labour, it does look like the days of the working class are over, perhaps one day we will get a party I some how doubt, it, so where does labour stand, we have the Conservative party big business, we have liberals not to sure, we have New labour big business Tory Tory and Liberals.
I'm not sure what a good answer will look like, but I can say that many American conservatives read Burke and take him very seriously.
The Conservative Party looks set to do even better than the surprising exit polls predicted, but the real glory in this election lies with the small parties.
If the Conservatives look like they are going to do well then it remains a plausible line for us to say that we're the only party that can protect Scotland from the effects of a Tory landslide.»
He is attracting more support from urban and metro areas and looks to do better with a mix of both liberal and conservative segments including Close - in Couples (17 percent overall; 53 percent share of donors among Republicans), Cosmopolitans (15 percent overall; 48 percent of Republicans), and Second City Elite (20 percent overall; 39 percent of Republicans).
Well if they aren't acquainted yet, they should look no further than this guy, he is probably more conservative than the conservative party leaders, Paladino and New Yorkers for Conitutional Freedoms combined.
«This year, why did Matt Doheny take me to Peter Luger's looking for the Conservative Party endorsement, or, at best, an open primary.
In contrast, the Conservative increase then is still mostly just a result of them looking good when compared to Labour — their negatives have reduced, but there is no obvious positive boost for them.
I have no doubt that the Conservative Party will make major gains in votes and seats in the next 10 years that will build to their return to power ultimately, but they are a long way off actually winning a majority and it has to be said that a Hung Parliament now looks more improbable than at any time since 2001, demographic factors are working against the Conservative Party as well - Labour seats mostly are held with far lower turnouts which is partly why Labour can get fewer votes than the Conservatives and end up with an overall majority and far more seats than the Conservative Party.
«Now, the opponents are going to say this - and there are going to be a lot of them - and they are going to say, «Well, look, this violates conservative theory.»
If Obama loses that fiscal conservative group, which he very well may do, then I would look for someone like Mark Sanford, or Bobby Jindal (who I am not sold on yet at all) to take the lead in four years.
«I mean the numbers don't look good in taking the Senate back right now and the Republicans are going to keep the House, and in a Trump presidency, with the Senate confirming a conservative Supreme Court nominee, all of the progressive things that we care about in New York City could be taken away,» he said.
«When it comes to the best education policies we should look at the evidence and we've got some very good evidence close to home: look at the transformation of schools in London,» the Conservative peer continued.
17:22 - The latest constituency results from London don't look good for Labour The swing to Labour in Bexley and Bromley is just 0.2 % while there was a swing from Labour to the Conservatives of 3.7 %.
The Labour and Conservative leaderships had better hope that people have that power, or else they'll look like fools.
If you look beneath the surface of a lot of these liberal / conservative differences, you'll often (but not always) see the conservative position rooted in fear of the future and longing for a return to a (real or imagined) better past, whereas the liberal position is rooted in a distain at an unjust past and a longing for a (real or imagined) better future.
The Conservatives» own claims to financial responsibility look shaky at best.
With the Conservative campaign for the Barnsley Central by - election now well underway, I want to take a look at the impact of Labour on Barnsley.
Indeed, it's looking increasingly likely that Conservative MPs were pushed into accepting the coalition deal on the basis of what was, at best, a misunderstanding - and, at worst, an outright untruth.
Unfortunately it looks as though Christine Emmett, the excellent Conservative candidate I wrote about meeting at conference in Birmingham, is going to do less well than she deserves.
Social Liberal Forum campaigns on welfare and food poverty illustrate the need for that document to look forwards as well as back; to solve problems left by Conservatives» espousal of regressive policies.
In my latest round of marginals research I have looked at four constituencies where it has been suggested UKIP pose a challenge to the Conservatives: Boston & Skegness, which UKIP «won» in the 2013 local elections; Castle Point, where Bob Spink, the first MP to sit for UKIP, came second in 2010; South Basildon & East Thurrock, which is adjacent to one of the party's best prospects; and North East Cambridgeshire, where the Tories have had concerns in a county where UKIP have had some success in local elections (more...)
Well, if you understand government finances, no - Britain's deficit obsession looks absurd, given that the original Conservative aim of eliminating the deficit has now been pushed back from the original 2015 deadline to a whole decade later.
To put this in context, if we look back at 2006 - 2007 when the opposition Conservatives had a comparable single - digit lead over the Labour government, David Cameron was pretty much neck and neck with Tony Blair as best PM, the Conservatives and Labour were pretty much neck and neck on who would run the economy well and Cameron had a positive approval rating.
If only some Conservatives could look past their obsession with the E.U then Ken Clarke could be given a good large role on advising Osbourne.
Looking back over other Ashcroft and ComRes polls in Con - Lab marginal seats we've had some showing the Conservatives doing slightly better in the marginals, some showing them exactly the same, some showing Labour doing slightly better.
Conservatives looking for a new deal with EU «want a better settlement for Britain» said the chair of the Fresh Start Group.
At this point it looks like the movement conservatives will «win» because they are the best at bringing voters to the polls.
I don't propose regional restrictions on the candidates» list but if we are looking for explanations of why Scotland is in the grip of the SNP, northern England is increasingly Labour territory and southern England is so Conservative I think we should consider the huge, decades - long transfer of our best talents into our most winnable territories.