Sentences with phrase «in conference speeches»

He went to striking lengths in his conference speeches to celebrate modern Britain, even when that meant praising things that much of his party hate or giving credit to the Labour government.

Sings in conference speeches.

They avoid the real conflicts dominating life in coalition - particularly that over immigration policy which Cable doggedly raised in his conference speech.

That is in a sense what Ed Miliband tried to capture in his conference speech.

It will require all the «hard - working, can - do, bulldog spirit» Cameron referred to in his conference speech.

The alternative is the gutting or abolition of the Act, and a withdrawl from the European Convention on Human Rights, which the Conservatives are threatening to do (David Cameron even had a populist pop at the idea of human rights in a conference speech before he became Prime Minister).

I wrote a not entirely serious piece about that here when Brown used it in a conference speech http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2007/sep/26/twosidesofthesamecoin

I said in my conference speech last September that «future» is the most important word in politics and we did not convince our fellow citizens that we were the party of the future.»

Umunna points out that he used the phrase «One Nation» in a Left Foot Forward blog before Ed Miliband used it in his conference speech.

Corbyn flagged Trident in his conference speech.

In his Conference speech, Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude reflected the growing anger over taxpayer subsidies for trade unions by highlighting the scale of facility time in the civil service.

I thought my former PPS David Davis was bang on the money in his conference speech when he quoted Ronald Reagan's Eleventh Commandment: «Never speak ill of a fellow Conservative».

So in the run - up to the Spending Round and especially in his Conference speech, Nick Clegg took total ownership of everything the Coalition did and refused to show a glimmer of light between his views and the Tories.

The Conservative Party chairman made a series of feline jokes in her conference speech appearing to refer to the home secretary's controversy over a cat.

Jeremy Corbyn's politics were writ large in his conference speech.

It turns out that the joke was dreamt up by David Cameron who had intended to use it in his conference speech on Wednesday.

Burnham also used his conference speech to strike a different tone on immigration from Corbyn, just hours before the leader planned to address the issue in his conference speech.

On Wednesday, Baroness Warsi, who admitted a few days ago that she sometimes says things that get her in trouble, made a series of cat puns in a conference speech, although few delegates laughed.

In his Conference speech, Nick Clegg is expected to announce that people with depression should begin «talking therapy» treatments within 18 weeks, from April.

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg has pledged to take on «backwards - looking politics», as he made the case for membership of the EU in his conference speech.

Ed Miliband in his conference speech before the general election attacked the two biggest selling newspapers in the country.

But Cameron pointedly name - checked George Osborne, Theresa May, William Hague, Iain Duncan Smith and Michael Gove for praise in his conference speech.

It's probably the best quote available to a Lib Dem in his position to use in a conference speech at this precise moment in time.

And the day that Ed Miliband refers to «the cave of Adullam» (the fortified refuge used by David — the ancient King, not Ed's brother) in his conference speech, you'll know that he's referring to those groups of political outsiders who are plotting their comeback after recent defeat.

David Cameron said in his conference speech that profit is «not a dirty word».

Johnson showed the effect of the out campaign on his thinking when he used its buzzword in his conference speech.

But the move marks a significant change of tack by the prime minister, who defended the contract after Corbyn raised the matter in his conference speech.

She announced an additional # 10 million for English classes for resettled Syrian refugees in early September, and in her conference speech made a clear pledge that more will follow.

In his conference speech, the Lib Dem leader fleshed out announcement that his party will boost mental health provision by # 150m.

«We must be upfront with the British people that under Labour there would have been cuts and that — on spending, pay and pensions — there will be difficult decisions in the future from which we will not flinch,» Balls said in his conference speech today.

In her conference speech, May said she wanted a Britain where «every person has the opportunity to be all they want to be».

Ed Balls was clear in his conference speech about fortifying the crowd with some recollections of Labour's past.

David Cameron will exploit that weakness in his conference speech next week, as he did last year.

In his conference speech today, Gordon Brown attacked George Osborne for words he used in response to events of recent weeks in the financial markets:

Feel free to repeat that quote in your conference speech.»

This was clearly a reference to the language Osborne was using in interviews at the Conservative party conference and in his conference speech.

As Gordon Brown said in his conference speech, those who don't believe in the potential of government shouldn't be trusted to form one.

Grant Shapps: «In his conference speech [the PM said] that you vote for Farage, you got to bed with Farage and wake up with Ed Miliband.»

The Labour leader needs to at long last detail a clear line on the deficit in his conference speech.

She was talking about the language Huhne used in his conference speech.

A party source said: «I wouldn't be surprised if Nigel mentions English devolution in his conference speech, it's a big issue.

If he doesn't, he risks letting Cameron frame the agenda in his conference speech.

In his conference speech in Bournemouth, Clegg will urge voters who «agree with a lot of what we say» but don't think the party to be «contenders» that they should think again.

4.20 pm: Danny Alexander described the Scottish nationalists as «enemies of growth» in his conference speech before lunch.

3.02 pm: In his conference speech Danny Alexander identified some «enemies of growth».

Even UKIP attempted to get in on the act, with MEP Louise Bours offering in her conference speech «a message for Len McClusky and Unite — «UKIP will fight alongside you to ensure the NHS is excluded from this [TTIP] agreement», in what the Telegraph described as «an audacious bid to supplant Labour as the party of the NHS».

Leader signals break with Farron years in conference speech, and says party must not be consumed by Brexit

Burnham hinted as much in his conference speech: «with the best will in the world, the NHS won't be able to do it all.»

Burnham stated in his conference speech that «the market is not the answer to 21st century health and care».

Despite the discontent among many Labour MPs about the party's policy, Corbyn stuck firmly to his arguments in his conference speech, where he said migration did not depress wages unless there was undercutting by unscrupulous employers.