Sentences with phrase «none of the parties seems»
One year later, it's a topic that none of the parties seems to want to talk about.
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It seems bizarre that the most reasonable understanding of why the 2008 bank crisis did not require a vast public subsidy for Wall Street occurred at Monday's Republican presidential debate on June 13, by none other than Congressional Tea Party leader Michele Bachmann — who had boasted in a Wall Street Journal interview two days earlier, on Saturday, that she voted against the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) «both times.»
Individual members of parliament can push amendments and in some limited cases a small party (or a small group within one party) can threaten to vote against their block on an issue that's very important to them but there is none of the «getting the votes» one - by - one that seems to be going on in the US.
Clegg also had a brief section on this in his speech last week, but none of the Westminster parties seem to have a great deal to say about this outside of party conference time.
None of this evidence seems to have influenced either the government or the Labour party.
Married to a Mexican industrialist, Samuel Ramos (Marc Anthony), Lisa apparently endures their stressful existence because she likes to party and have her hair done; though you see none of this during the film's very long - seeming 142 minutes, she expresses remorse about her choices, later, after disaster befalls them.
It all seemed like a pretty big deal, yet when Cloverfield was released, absolutely none of this was referenced, and the character of Jamie was glimpsed only briefly in one quick scene, asleep on a couch at a party.
I found it very strange that none of the major parties even seemed to mention climate change as an issue in the last election.
Sure, the 1 % were being called on the carpet to justify why they warranted millions when others had so little, but there was none of the Tea - Party anger and mistrust that seemed equally directed at both government and the disadvantaged.