Sentences with phrase «election issue suggest»

Media responses to Labor's choice of funding as a key election issue suggest it is seeking to play to traditional strengths as «the education party».

Not exact matches

Matthew McClearn suggested that didn't guarantee cabinet approval, however, since the pipeline could still become an election issue in 2015:

I don't know what church you've been going to, but my minister goes to great pains before an election to not mention ANY candidate or particular ballot issue, but instead call on the congregation to read their scriptures (suggesting some references) and pray, pray, pray for God's guidance, as they get ready to cast their vote.

As an issue, football isn't going to be crucial to the coming election: most polls suggest that the electorate are more exercised by such trifling matters as the health service and the state of the economy.

Women do tend to prioritise issues such as the NHS, education, and welfare at elections more than men, and data from numerous pollsters suggests that this election is no exception in this regard.

A report yesterday suggested that Sir John's review may not be produced until next year, potentially making Iraq an issue in the 2015 general election campaign — something that concerns Labour leader Ed Miliband, who has sought to distance his party from the Blair years.

On the other hand, our poll suggests Ukip's emphasis on the broader issue of immigration will help it to remain a thorn in the side of the main parties as they gear up for May's election.

Previous polling has suggested that the Lib Dems could indeed do very well in an early election fought around the issue of Brexit, and I think that is the case (especially if they are the only explicitly pro-membership party and can win pro-European support from Labour).

Rebuffing efforts Donald Trump to cast doubt on Russian interference in the presidential election, top intelligence officials and senators from both parties issued a forceful affirmation of the findings, and took relentless aim at the president - elect's public skepticism and suggested he had negatively affected morale in the intelligence community.

The Governor is optimistic that the legislature will consider the issue; the Times Union suggests that it could be taken up after the November election, possibly as part of an arrangement during a special session to increase legislators» salaries.

To absolve the county executive of his Narcissistic approach to everything including the stupid and retarded opposition his office has had to the railroad, and to absolve that office from what appears to be here illegal spending on an election issue is to then suggest that pigs can fly, the sky is purple, and the sun sets in the East.

But several Tory MPs stood up to ridicule the idea - suggesting it was an act of «political cynicism» by Gordon Brown ahead of a general election and the issue was «utterly irrelevant» to most people.

In a news conference after the vote, several Democrats cast the measure as framing a key issue in the November elections, suggesting that Republican control in Washington would mean a reversal of Thursday's outcome.

He suggested fundamental changes in the UK's relationship with Brussels were «unobtainable» and that David Cameron's pledge of a referendum in 2017 was designed to «kick the issue in the long grass» until after the general election.

Tory MPs predicted that the crisis would end any chance of a snap election, while grassroots campaigners in marginal seats with high numbers of self - employed workers suggested the issue could be decisive.

Actually, it's due to the polls cited in the article — and those I have seen elsewhere — that suggest that the American public thinks, among other things, that scientists are still trying to determine if global warming is for real and that it's a major issue in the upcoming Presidential election.

As preparations for the local elections in England gather pace, the National Association of School - Based Teacher Training (NASBTT) has joined forces with Universities» Council for the Education of Teachers, the Chartered College and the Teaching Schools Council to suggest solutions to the issues which students and teachers face, namely: dealing with funding cuts; struggling to find access to quality CPD; confusion over training routes; a «cumbersome» application process and skills tests which act as a barrier to teacher recruitment.

The poll lends some credence to arguments suggesting that most Americans do not consider global warming a pressing issue, despite campaigns by environmentalists, such as California billionaire Tom Steyer, to foist concerns of global warming into the election's spotlight.

Despite climate policy being something of a sleeper issue in this election, our results suggest that concern about the climate is more widespread now than it was five years ago.