Sentences with phrase «most vulnerable party»

Alabama doesn't specifically have vulnerable user laws, which are traffic laws that favor the most vulnerable party in any accident situation.
How tragic that agendas and arrogance got in the way of advocating for the most vulnerable party in the equation, the newborn child.
For example: • Ethical considerations argue for the development of a process for overseeing adaptation efforts that is participatory, that is, represented by individuals from all geographic areas, and include the active input from all interested parties, especially the most vulnerable parties experiencing the most severe impacts of climate change, as well as transparent.

Not exact matches

Patrick Colford concludes by saying: «The New Brunswick Federation of Labour will be looking for political party's platforms to include commitments for improving labour laws so that all workers are entitled to paid sick leave, investing in public services to protect society's most vulnerable citizens and adopting pay equity legislation that covers the private sector.»
The Odyssey Network reports that «LDS Democrats, many of whom were formerly Republican, say the Democratic Party now best represents their core values, including caring for the most vulnerable in society.»
The Republican Party is most vulnerable because the Religious Right, a substantial voting bloc, is adamantly against gambling, This was evident recently in an Alabama gubernatorial primary race, when the challenger said that he «would not rule out new gambling rules» and lost, while Governor Fob James agreed to almost all of the right's social agenda, and won renomination.
Christian candidates standing in the 2017 General Election have been quizzed on their parties» proposals to help the world's poorest and most vulnerable people.
But because several of the Democratic candidate's policy positions are so manifestly incompatible with Christian reverence for the lives of the most vulnerable, and because her party is so demonstrably hostile to expressions of traditional Christian faith, there is plenty of critique and criticism of the Democratic candidate from Christians, including evangelical Christians.
Senator Dean Heller of Nevada, perhaps the most vulnerable Republican facing re-election in 2018, said today he would not support the newly - released Senate health care overhaul as written, dealing a blow to his party's attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
The chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, Mississippi Sen. Roger Wicker, voted for the bill — even though some of his most vulnerable colleagues opposed it — while Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman Jon Tester of Montana opposed it, with similar divergences in his own party.
Several NY 19 candidates said that their fundraising totals in a race that began a year before most primary battles start shaping up reflected an energized party base and a vulnerable incumbent.
Contrast their politics with Corbyn's: he wants Labour to be seen as the party that «supports the poorest and most vulnerable», and has won the backing of Unite and Unison.
Nick's message echoed the SLF amendment to his economy motion that was passed at the Party conference in September that called for the burden of fiscal consolidation to be shifted towards fairer taxes, especially on wealth and land while improving provision for the most vulnerable in society.
It is the proud duty of the Conservative Party to help those who fall on hard times and protect the most vulnerable in society.
My study of the most marginal seats the Lib Dems were defending against Labour and the Conservatives, published in June, found the party on course to lose most of its most vulnerable seats, with a few notable exceptions.
As the government reviews this policy, and detention conditions as a whole, it's vital that politicians of all parties stand up for basic human rights values, and ensure that some of the most vulnerable people in society receive the right protection.
The pamphlet argued that the Conservative Party needed to convince the British people that it would not only advance the material interests of its core voters but that it must also become a party that cared for society's most vulnerable people and for quality of life issues like the environParty needed to convince the British people that it would not only advance the material interests of its core voters but that it must also become a party that cared for society's most vulnerable people and for quality of life issues like the environparty that cared for society's most vulnerable people and for quality of life issues like the environment.
A recent poll I commissioned found the Tories were most likely to be seen as the party with clear ideas to deal with Britain's problems, and were tied with Labour on being the best party to help businesses grow and recover (though Labour led by some distance on cutting the deficit without hurting the most vulnerable).
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee will announce Thursday the first 14 members who will join its Frontline program for the party's most vulnerable incumbents, according to an early copy of a news release obtained by CQ Roll Call.
Retoxified already, a Conservative Party specifically targeting the most vulnerable as the scapegoats for deficit reduction...
«This is not about splitting the Labour party, this is about uniting the Labour party so we can heal the divisions that six years of Conservative government, huge anti-austerity policies, cuts that have been visited on the most vulnerable areas,» she said.
«The APC is a party of integrity and had assured Nigerians during the campaign that it would pay 5,000 naira each month to 25 million most vulnerable citizens.
While Cuomo was vulnerable, more so that most people thought, he will be reelected because his general election opponents are a left - wing extremist from the Green Party and a right - wing Tea - Party hero in Astorino.
Nothing more starkly demonstrates the parlous state of the Labour Party than the failure of its leaders (and almost all of its would - be leaders) to resist cuts in benefits that will drive many thousands of the most vulnerable into deeper poverty and despair.
One of the byproducts of the Senate GOP's plan to gerrymander the district of their most vulnerable member, Sen. Mark Grisanti, so it's entirely within the boundaries of Erie County is that the Conservative Party endorsement will be controlled by local officials and not state Chairman Mike Long.
Only seven of the party's 56 MPs are female, with five of those in the most vulnerable seats, according to a Fabian Society study.
By way of reciprocation in the dozen or so Conservative - held seats most vulnerable to the Liberal Democrats, candidates from the latter party would also stand down.
This would come in three parts: a contract with the unemployed («we will work with you but you must work with us»); a contract with the most vulnerable («this government and this party doesn't regard caring for the needy as a burden»); and a contract with the taxpayer (money will only go to those who deserve it, and there will be «no more spend and waste»).
A party spokesman told the Guardian newspaper: «If you're faced with a choice in terms of helping the wealthiest pensioners or helping the vulnerable across Britain, then his priority is the vulnerable people across the country who need the most help.»
Despite this, the Labour Party continues to fight a very negative campaign based on frightening some of the most vulnerable people in our constituency into voting for them.
The first six will be tough for Democrats to hold; they have ranked among the party's most vulnerable districts throughout the year, and the DCCC's decision to pull out completely suggests doom for the Democrats running.
The Democratic Senate leader, Martin M. Looney, D - New Haven, said his party's proposal would «maintain critical services and protect our most vulnerable residents.»
Democratic lawmakers and aides said Tuesday that the party's most vulnerable incumbents are not willing to risk the electoral fallout that would come from standing by the 39 - year House veteran.
It is a perversion of the values of the Democratic Party to imply that those of us who believe in education reform should unilaterally silence ourselves, particularly since we're speaking up for our nation's most vulnerable children, who often don't have a voice in this debate.
In which the Republican Party abandons standards and accountability in our schools, which help safeguard our most vulnerable students — and in which the GOP thinks Common Core is something to be «repealed»:
In the rerelease of Holy Terror, Colacello brings us into Andy's world: into the Factory office, into Studio 54, into wild celebrity - studded parties, and into the early - morning phone calls where the mysterious artist was at his most honest and vulnerable.
Declare that, irrespective of the effectiveness of mitigation actions, significant adverse changes in the global climate are now inevitable and are already taking place, and thus parties to the U.N.F.C.C.C. must also include, in the COP15 outcome document, an ambitious agreement on adaptation finance which should prioritize the needs of the most vulnerable countries, especially in the near term,
This was launched by Director - General Irina Bokova in Copenhagen during the 15th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and seeks to reinforce the scientific, mitigation and adaptation capacities of countries and communities that are most vulnerable to the effects of climate change.
Better yet, many vulnerable seats in the Senate are held by Republicans, the party that is far and away the most responsible for climate change denial in Congress.
We understand how vulnerable both parties feel when they are dividing their lives, and ending a marriage for good — whether it was a commitment of six months or sixty years — and we want to help get you through this process with the most thorough approach possible.
At its worst, mediation can mean a hastily achieved solution at a time when the parties are at their most vulnerable without adequate consideration of the longer term consequences, and without either party having recourse to legal advice.
It is an unfortunate reality that accident victims and their families are often taken advantage of by some parties during their most difficult and vulnerable times.
It certainly has some features of misconduct, most notably in his effective refusal to adjudicate the parties» case, and in the contempt with which he treated the poor, racialized and vulnerable parties who appeared before him.
The Court reviewed in considerable detail the nature of the disputes to which the fees at issue applied, with the aim of showing that most of them involved parties of limited means seeking to recover small amounts (or, in some cases, to obtain non-pecuniary remedies), as well as the financial effects of these fees on economically vulnerable litigants.
Armis previously alerted most affected parties back in April, but as of today, it's mostly Android devices that remain vulnerable to attack.
The main political parties remain committed to it's principle as, despite at times serious issues with the most vulnerable being left high and dry whilst waiting for it, it is still considered to be a simpler benefits system.
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