Sentences with phrase «final conference speech»

Did his final conference speech before 2015 offer a clear vision for life under Labour?

But the prime minister had a bigger task to overcome in what could yet be his final conference speech as leader of the Conservative party.

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The findings came just one day after Tony Blair used his final speech to the Labour conference to vigorously defend his controversial foreign policy.

The Monday of conference is always a bit of damp squib, a hump to get over before the final debates and leader's speech, but there is an important debate on some secret justice proposals today in which Lib Dems must reaffirm their stance on fair justice.

A rather young delegate, who might have fitted in better at an X Factor audition than the Conservative party conference, moaned during the queue for Cameron's final speech that he was «bored» by this year's conference.

The Labour leader used his speech to the final autumn conference before next year's general election to outline his plan to create an NHS «time to care» fund.

Until Theresa May's speech, I thought the final day of the Conservative conference was going rather...

According to a ConservativeHome profile, Javid, Halfon, another future Tory MP David Burrowes and Tim Montgomerie - founder of ConservativeHome - got up at 7 am so they could get front row seats for what turned out to be Mrs Thatcher's final party conference speech.

Jack Straw has waved goodbye to a decades - long career on the front bench of British politics today, with a final keynote speech to conference lambasting the coalition.

The Liberal Democrats are now moving onto their final campaigning ground before the 2015 election, with Nick Clegg set to lay down a major marker in his speech to the party conference tomorrow.

Tony Blair today delivered his final speech as prime minister to the Welsh Labour party's annual conference in Llandudno.

But The Sun is rightly waiting for David Cameron's speech - early on the final afternoon of Conference - to decide whether the Conference has been a success or not: «The Tories have until 2.30 Wednesday afternoon to prove they've still got what it takes to be winners.»

In his final party conference speech before the general election, the Labour leader put the NHS at the heart of his pitch, pledging a fund to pay for tens of thousands more doctors, nurses and midwives.

Until Theresa May's speech, I thought the final day of the Conservative conference was going rather well for the Tories.

Perhaps there will be something substantial in Miliband's final speech, but so far the conference feels dejected, anaemic and lost in a labyrinth of pointless initiatives.

Harriet Harman will bring a historic Labour conference to a close today when she delivers the final speech in Manchester.

The final day of the conference wasn't all about personal sniping though - it was also the platform for the PM to make his keynote speech to party members.

Given that John Reid's speech was on the final day of conference, his boost was probably more to do with his «victory» in Newsnight's focus group on the Labour leadership (or more to the point, given that not many people actually watch Newsnight, the media speculation that followed it).

Which two candidates will qualify for the final round is anybody's guess at this point, especially since David Davis's conference speech.

On the very night that current President Dilma Rousseff gave the closing speech of the Rio +20 conference in June — the final agreement of which promised to phase out fossil - fuel subsidies — the government said it would be reducing a federal fuel tax to zero.

Also being shown are drawings documenting recent political oratory and debate by George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump and others, including Donald Trump's inaugural speech and Barack Obama's final press conference.

As moderator Alexandra Munroe, Samsung Senior Curator of Asian Art at the Guggenheim Museum, says in her introductory speech, the conference aimed not to deliver final thoughts but to open up new questions: to allow curators working at the edge of contemporary curatorial practice to share their personal experiences, doubts and reflections.

In the final hours of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio de Janeiro, a reverberating theme has been «sustainable energy for all» — a push catalyzed by Secretary General Ban Ki - moon in a stump speech on energy poverty that he has delivered many times over the past year.

At the opening of the annual All Energy conference in Aberdeen in May, Charles Hendry commented that «It is shameful that with some of the strongest winds and highest tidal reaches in Europe, the UK is currently third from bottom in the whole of the EU in its use of renewables», although, perhaps unsurprisingly, these words did not get included in the final version of his speech as rendered on the DECC website.