Sentences with phrase «hustings in»

As the New York Times, NPR, the Associated Press and a host of pundits, including our Tom Jacobs, have noticed, talk of global warming has been banished from the hustings in this year's U.S. presidential campaign.

«You and the other leadership contenders attended hustings in towns and cities across the UK, including eleven hosted by the Labour party.

In the last few days I've followed the brothers to a Unison hustings in Leeds where Ed told the audience: «As your leader I will never leave this party behind.»

The second was Yvette Cooper telling the audience at a hustings in Nottingham there was nothing she was prepared to say that Ed got wrong during his five years in charge.

People in Nuneaton shown photos of the Labour leadership hopefuls struggle to name them, as the contenders hold a hustings in the town

Candidates will also be «stress tested» at open, televised hustings in areas of the country where the party failed at the election.

The Labour Party wants to hold televised hustings in the parts of the country where it lost when it elects a new leader over the summer.

Well, just a handful of hustings in and already some of the most ardent Labour supporters have walked out.

The comments come after Labour MP Jack Dromey was filmed also criticising Corbyn's leadership — and then warmly greeting the leader when he showed up at the Labour leadership hustings in Birmingham.

But yesterday's party hustings in Nuneaton showed that these fears were misplaced.

Speaking at a Unions Together hustings in June she said

Otherwise we are in danger of having a series of hustings in which the candidates all share similar limited horizons and we finish up with a series of non-debates where we are expected judge who is likely to be the best celebrity.

At a climate change hustings in Exeter, Labour's Ben Bradshaw admitted to once having an antinuclear sticker on his car though he has since changed his mind about how we keep the lights on.

Not exact matches

In 1970, in what he later described as a fit of «vocational absentmindedness,» he ran for Congress, but his true vocation was the pulpit and the press, not the hustingIn 1970, in what he later described as a fit of «vocational absentmindedness,» he ran for Congress, but his true vocation was the pulpit and the press, not the hustingin what he later described as a fit of «vocational absentmindedness,» he ran for Congress, but his true vocation was the pulpit and the press, not the hustings.

After retiring from football, former Druids and Wales international goalkeeper Harry Adams became a member of the National Conservative League's Cyclist Corps, an organisation that help organise hustings and polling stations at elections until the 1906 General Election in the United Kingdom.

One of the food depository «s original agencies was Waukegan - based Lake County Community Action Project, 106 Sheridan Rd. Having opened the facility on Oct. 7, 1965, the community action project was out in the hustings feeding the hungry about 14 years before the food depository assumed the business of food distribution to the Chicago area «s service centers.

Looking back on the hustings he has taken part in so far, Corbyn is largely positive — even though his rivals often «profoundly disagreed with my analysis that Labour should offer something more radical».

However, there was little sign of unity among their supporters this afternoon as they took part in their first leadership hustings.

As the pair went head - to - head in hustings at Gateshead, the Pontypridd MP launched a series of vehement attacks on the Labour leader.

In a lively hustings, the Potypridd MP went to war over Europe, the «futility» of Corbyn's leadership, his inability to win key seats... and T - shirts.

Senate Republicans, meanwhile, attacked Kaminsky for being on the hustings this week and not in his seat in the state Assembly, which is back in session this week after passing the budget.

Jacobs told me Cuomo will soon hit the hustings with some of the Senate Democrats» candidates in key districts and «doesn't look at this as a race for him alone.»

The Conservative candidate for mayor told a hustings organised by the property industry charity Land Aid that the city's post-war era housing estates are «past their use - by date» and must be «regenerated» in order to tackle London's housing crisis.

The pair spoke at a special hustings event in a packed committee room in the Palace of Westminster.

He notes that the elder Miliband praised Balls's Bloomberg speech in both the Channel 4 News hustings and on BBC1's Question Time.

I don't think that our Conference should be used in quite the most obvious way to produce hustings, we need to present ourselves a a serious party.

The candidates from the three main parties took part in a hustings debate in front of a healthy crowd at Uppermill Civic Hall yesterday.

In a video showing highlights of the Sheffield City Region metro mayor hustings event, candidates set out their plans to drive growth in the city regioIn a video showing highlights of the Sheffield City Region metro mayor hustings event, candidates set out their plans to drive growth in the city regioin the city region.

As the campaign for the election gains momentum, Centre for Cities and the Sheffield City Region Chambers of Commerce are delighted to be hosting a hustings where candidates will set out their plans to drive growth in the city region.

Saddleworth is the well - off half of this constituency and those attending the hustings should have been flocking to the Lib Dems in their droves.

Zac Goldsmith seemed oddly subdued in his first two election hustings against Sadiq Khan.

A Conservative party spokesman said: «Unfortunately candidates are not always able to attend every hustings due to clashes in the campaign diary.

Later today Corbyn and Smith will come face - to - face in the first leadership hustings, being held in Cardiff.

At last night's hustings, the Yorkshire MP took heart from the fortunes of the Doncaster Rovers, who beat David Cameron's football team, Aston Villa, in the Carling Cup.

The most popular questions that emerge from the various group sessions would then be put up for debate as a live hustings by local representatives of the presidential candidates» parties in front of all the attendees.

In the hustings, Nuttall, said the death penalty should be returned for those who kill children, while Suzanne Evans and Peter Whittle were against the punishment.

«Why are local Yorkshire Conservative candidates refusing to participate in traditional hustings with other candidates?»

Equally, instead of party members taking part in the local hustings the campaigns could use their members to represent their sides of the argument.

As the campaign for the election gains momentum, Centre for Cities and the Liverpool and Sefton Chamber of Commerce are organising a hustings for candidates to set out their plans to drive growth in the city - region.

Speaking to the Western Mail before the hustings - which are not open to the media - Mr Cameron insisted that the Welsh assembly was here to stay, despite being established with only a very narrow referendum vote in 1997.

The meeting in Newport last night was the tenth of 11 hustings taking part across the country, and came less than a week before ballots close next Monday.

During a Richmond Chamber of Commerce hustings with his opponent, Liberal Democrat MP Susan Kramer, Mr Goldsmith said: «There are various things I have said in this campaign with absolute certainty.

In fourth place is our review of this week's first televised hustings for the Labour leadership contest.

A hustings for the benefit of MPs will take place in a room at the Commons at 1 pm on Monday, and MPs will be able to nominate up until 5 pm on Wednesday.

The Labour leader sat in the aisle of the London to Newcastle service on 11 August as he made his way to a leadership hustings event with Owen Smith.

Mr Corbyn and Mr Smith will go head - to - head in their first hustings of the leadership campaign next week, The result of the election will be announced on 24 September.

The former shadow pensions secretary will take on Eagle, who was previously shadow business secretary, in a parliamentary Labour party (PLP) hustings on Monday, as the two challengers vie for support from MPs and MEPs before Wednesday's deadline for nominations.

During the summer's hustings, he spoke often about the hard work Labour need to do to get back in power — now it's time to lead by example and start doing it.

The final selection hustings for the seat, which has a 21,000 Labour majority, will take place on Saturday, when party members will vote for their preferred candidate to fight the by - election in June.

Given the extensive debates and candidates» hustings, GMB members will cast their votes for a candidate of their choice for leader in the normal way.»