Sentences with phrase «election manifesto commitment»

Under the proposals, pupils will be tested at the end of their time at primary school to make sure they all know their times tables up to 12 x 12, in line with the Conservatives» general election manifesto commitment.

The policy seemed to break a 2015 Tory election manifesto commitment not to raise taxes - including NICs - for at least five years.

At the last election our manifesto commitment on tax was to take the poorest taxpayers out of paying tax altogether, so that nobody would pay income tax on earnings below # 10,000.

At the last election our manifesto commitment on tax was to take the poorest taxpayers out of paying tax altogether, so that nobody...

Not exact matches

Expect the Conservative manifesto in any early general election to be scrutinised for a continued commitment to a triple lock - and for it to become a huge issue if it is missing.

The commitments in our 2010 election manifesto and in the Programme for government - to seek consensus and to bring forward proposals - have been fulfilled.

But while the Conservative manifesto explicitly states the policy would be kept until 2020, increasing talk of an early general election calls into question whether it will remain a commitment for as long as many will have expected.

They will be duty bound to push for their manifesto commitments and although the Liberal Democrats argue that they would help reign in Labour profligacy, it is hard to imagine they would force a second election because public spending cuts are not deep enough.

Compare the fall out of 45 - pages draft manifesto commitments with the reaction to Ed Miliband's Mansion Tax proposal during the 2015 general election.

But sources close to Miliband confirm that they intended to implement the plan after the 2015 election but had been hoping to keep it secret apart from a vague commitment in the 2015 manifesto to the reform of political funding.

Outlining a raft of concerns, the letter concludes: «The commitments in our 2010 election manifesto and in the Programme for Government — to seek consensus and to bring forward proposals — have been fulfilled.

Another would be a general election victory by a party with a clear and trumpeted manifesto commitment to EU membership.

10 out of 39 Labour MPs surveyed said that their next General Election manifesto should have a commitment to hold an EU referendum.

It was, to some degree, and the Liberal Democrats, who had the most pro-reform manifesto commitment, got 23 % of the vote in the general election.

«In my manifesto for the 2016 election, I have made a definite commitment to end open defecation by...

This commitment has been made in General Election manifestos published by both the Liberal Democrats and the Welsh Liberal Democrats.

«In my manifesto for the 2016 election, I have made a definite commitment to end open defecation by year 2021.

The political world has recognised that change needs to happen, with all three major parties making commitments in their general election manifestos to improve end of life care.

More effective regulation of academies and free schools and better local coordination of education must be at the heart of political parties» manifesto commitments ahead of the General Election.

After a general election we would see unseemly horse trading between parties, with manifesto promises and campaign commitments being jettisoned.

The referendum was called after Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron made a manifesto commitment in the 2015 UK general election to undertake a renegotiation of the UK's membership to the European Union which would be followed by a in - out referendum.

Arising from the issues outlined above, among others, we request for an urgent meeting with the Leader of the party, and the Party Executive leadership to find lasting solutions to the issues raised so as to prepare the party as a fighting force to deliver more pungently on its manifesto and face the 2019 General Elections with even greater commitment.

Promises or commitments made nearer election time, or in manifestos, risk being seen as election ploys.

Scottish Labour's manifesto for the 2016 Holyrood elections contained clear pro-choice commitments, while Jeremy Corbyn recently supported calls for clinics to have a buffer zone to protect women from persistent anti-abortion protesters.

The Conservative Party manifesto for the 2010 general election included a commitment to introduce the idea of «English votes on English laws» and the party had previously explored this issue through a taskforce led by Kenneth Clarke.

He said this was necessary «to prepare the party as a fighting force to deliver more pungently on its manifesto and face the 2019 general elections with even greater commitment.»

For the record, winning another referendum would require that process to be an expliciît manifesto commitment, a. Winning majority in that election, and a winning vote in the subsequent election.

Labour's commitments on education and training in Wales, outlined in around 1,700 words echo the party's manifesto for the Welsh Assembly election in 2016.

The new government stood for election with tourism highlighted in its manifesto and since Uhuru Kenyatta's inauguration, commitments have been made to increase the intensity of Kenya's tourism marketing activity, to double the number of tourists to three million a year and to provide incentives to encourage investment in tourist accommodation.

It is envisaged ultimately that a manifesto commitment on Lords» reform would form part of the Labour Party's manifesto for the next general election.

This latter option is consistent with the manifesto commitment detailed in the Conservative Party's 2005 general election manifesto «for a substantially elected House of Lords».

It will apparently not take place in this current Parliament, as Straw envisages final House of Lords reform being a fourth term issue — assuming there is to be a Labour fourth term — involving a manifesto commitment being endorsed at the next general election.