Sentences with phrase «one's vision for the party»
Yet not only do they have different visions for the party, that is clear; but also, they fundamentally disagree about how democratic politics should work.
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She is a credible challenger who has advanced a vital vision for her party and her state.
None of the shadow cabinet have broken ranks or done anything to put forward an alternative vision for the party.
Both Corbyn and Smith now have an opportunity to show that Labour has a coherent vision for the party and the country.
Progressive conservatism pressure group Bright Blue launched its new, trendily titled book Tory Modernisation 2.0: The future of the Conservative party yesterday afternoon, which comprises progressive visions for the party's future by politicians, journalists and activists, a foreword by Francis Maude MP, and a quirkily - angled front cover the typeface of which looks suspiciously like Helvetica.
We recently talked to Andrew WK about his vision for the Party Party and the cure for political disillusionment.
He made a rousing speech full of hope and optimism spelling out his vision for the party arguing that it was a living movement not a historical monument.
In a speech setting out his vision for the party, he admitted he hadn't been able to drum up enough support for his own bid
The former ambassador said this will be the first time he meets the chair in person and will be interested to learn about her vision for the party.
He told an audience of Labour supporters at the Trades Hall Club that it would be the new leader's job to set out a vision for the party and for the country, and the deputy's job to help them realise it.
Heaney: Let's start out by talking about what your vision for the party is.
Defeated Labour leadership candidate had planned to expound on his vision for party and building a good society
Sir Menzies» address was the first in a series of policy speeches in which he will outline his vision for the party.
Urging Labour voters who had backed independence to support his vision for the party, he claimed Labour had «so much more in common with [those who] voted «Yes» in the referendum than we do with many of the political leaders who campaigned for «No» on the 18th of September».