Sentences with phrase «how coalition works»

The two parties can then show how coalition works, positively, by examining each other's ideas on their merits.

Not exact matches

The coalition's letter urges Morneau to postpone the income - sprinkling proposal until Jan. 1, 2019, provide more clarity on how it will work and, at minimum, consider making spouses exempt.

We catch glimpses, however, of how Jesus» teachings could provide a new way for us to live together: in the U.S. Marshall Plan's assistance to former enemies following World War II; in the recent work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa; in the World Bank's partial forgiveness of the debts of poor nations at the urging of church coalitions.

It's hard to see how this could have worked out worse for the coalition.

Firstly, Merkel and Sarkozy need to start understanding or remembering how strategic political coalition - building, collaboration and decision - making works at the level of both 17 and 27 member states.

No one knew, when the coalition government was formed, exactly how closely the two parties would work together after 2015.

«When we first did it, the audience's obsession was much more about the coalition government in 2010 and how that was working out, and now it's much more about what's happening in the Labour party.»

Earlier this year, I asked how Party policy was to be developed for the next election - since the Government's official machinery, such as the Downing Street Policy Unit, works for the Coalition, not the Party.

Of course, depending on how the maths works out, if a coalition is needed, it may not need to be with the Liberal Democrats.

But before readers are driven insane by more excruciating puns, a serious point: no set of Departmenal oral questions better demonstrate how the Coalition is working and the culture is changing.

The purpose of Project Blueprint is to help work out how to build this election - winning Conservative voting coalition.

He said he needed more details about how the coalition would work, but emphasized that he does not want to negotiate details of government with a committee rather than a single leader.

«The prime minister clearly has to work out how he can deliver his side of the coalition bargain,» Hughes told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme.

The Conservatives and Liberal Democrats were simply morphed into Coalition, with no thought as to how exactly that would work with sometimes vastly opposing viewpoints at work.

«I wouldn't expect there to be outright hostility towards theleadership but people will be coming to the conference with questions about how we retain our distinctiveness as a party while working in the coalition.»

«The UK is working to build a broad coalition of governments, international organisations, non-governmental organisations and businesses which share the vision of a world free of nuclear weapons and to forge agreement on how we will work together to make it happen,» the department said.

Labour offered something of an olive branch, with figures as prominent as Alan Johnson discussing how easily the two parties could work together in coalition.

As to how whether the Coalition is working well, the Tories think so by nine to one, compared with three to one for the Lib Dems.

After a day - long conference in London on how to move forward the political process in Libya, other developments included: An admission the Coalition did not yet fully know who made up the opposition, which came after Nato said American intelligence had shown «flickers» of al Qaeda among the rebels; A suggestion the Coalition would be prepared to see Colonel Gaddafi go into exile if a country was willing to take him; A claim by the Italians that several nations were working on a deal involving a ceasefire, exile for Gaddafi and a talks framework between Libya's tribal leaders and opposition figures; Nick Clegg warning about the «danger of overreaching» during a speech in Mexico, but stressing liberal interventionism must be upheld.

There's been lots of focus on how exactly these arrangements might work, perhaps a formal coalition between Labour and Nick Clegg's party — especially if Clegg is no longer its leader — and a loose, «confidence and supply» set - up, even an unagreed one, with the Scottish Nationalists.

The coalition will spend the next six months working out how it plans to divide up the pain between departments; the result will be a full spending review for the 2015/16 year unveiled some time before parliament rises for next summer's long recess.

Previous conferences have been all about showing how well the coalition worked.

A broad and powerful coalition working together — LGBT and straight, upstate and downstate, Republican and Democrat, people of faith, business leaders, organized labor, people of color — this is how equality and justice will be achieved.

Some MPs asked the Tory leader about how the coalition would work and whether it was wise to offer the Lib Dems a referendum on the Alternative Vote system.

The senators say working together on storm clean - up is one example of how the new coalition can function.

Today's forecasts of what's going to happen to employment over the next five years according to the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) shed more light on how the new coalition government's deficit - slicing plans will hit those working in the public sector, writes Neil MacDonald.

Here's how the arithmetic stacks up: the coalition normally has a working majority of 82.

Minister Birmingham said from 2018 final year assessments would need to evaluate graduate teachers» classroom practices and how they meet the Graduate Teacher Standards the Coalition had worked with AITSL to develop.

If your students are not receiving the financial education you believe they should, I encourage you to work with your State Jump $ tart coalition for advice on how you can make an impact in your own school district.

Sharonne Navas, Executive Director of the Equity in Education Coalition, visited California to see firsthand how their new system is working.

This toolkit from the NYC Coalition for Educational Justice and the Center for Popular Democracy gives an overview of how community schools work and how advocates can push for them in their own cities and districts.

The Coalition spoke with Luann Kida, community schools director for Broome County Promise Zone, about the initiative's partners and milestones, how her work aligns with the community schools strategy, and her favorite part of her work.

They spoke with Marty Blank, president of IEL and director of the Coalition, about how community schools have helped their districts overcome challenges, their biggest lessons learned in implementing community schools, and why they believe the strategy is one that truly works to support students, families, schools, and communities.

These and other critiques have sparked a flurry of internal discussion and debate about the future of the coalition — a fairly healthy conversation as reformers work to grow a more diverse movement, but one that has also left people divided over just how existential these problems really are.

It is the first citywide event of its kind, but organizers hope it won't be the last: They hope to leave the event with a plan for how this new coalition of school communities — some well - established, some brand new — can work together to make better schools for every student in the city.

For years, our advocacy organization Advance Illinois has been part of a coalition working to fix how the state funds schools.

This week, as part of an effort to spur such a conversation, a coalition of individuals and organizations is doing just that — envisioning a movement of adults and young people in search of better places to work and learn, and highlighting powerful learning experiences to make a larger statement about how and when transformational learning occurs.

Martin J. Blank is the president of the Institute for Educational Leadership, director of the Coalition for Community Schools, and author of numerous articles and reports on how schools and communities can work together to increase student learning.

As a follow up to the Coalition for Community Schools» Addressing Trauma in Community Schools webinar last year, this webinar, co-hosted by the Center for the Study of Social Policy, examines how schools and community partners can engage and work with families to address childhood trauma.

Learn more about how the NKUT Coalition is working together with Best Friends to bring the entire state of Utah to no - kill by 2019.

Learn more about NKLA Coalition partners and how they are working to turn L.A. into a no - kill city here.

Gears of War 4 will have a wide range of graphics options on PC, so that players «really have full control» over how the game looks and performs on their machines; that is what The Coalition has been saying, and that indeed is what they are working on.

Groups like ICE FREE QUEENS, Queens is not 4 sale, Mothers on the Move, Brooklyn Anti-Gentrification Network, Equality for Flatbush, People's Cultural Plan, Take Back the Bronx, Brooklyn Hi - Art Machine, Mi Casa No Es Su Casa, East Harlem Preservation Coalition, East Harlem Anti-Rezoning Project, East Harlem No Se Vende, Defend Corona, Queens Neighborhoods United, SPARC, Chinatown Art Brigade, Decolonize This Place, People's Power Assembly Queens, People's Power Assembly Manhattan are all trying to solve problems that artists and gallerists haven't even figured out how to articulate, because the violence against working - class neighborhoods is palpable to us.

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«What we hear from our members is that they want SEL in their schools, but need to learn how to leverage the tremendous benefits of SEL to overcome the natural tendency of schools to be concerned with testing and compliance,» said Mitch Lyons, one of the organizers of SAM, a two - year old nonprofit coalition of individuals who work in schools, hospitals, associations, businesses and nonprofits.