Sentences with phrase «political appetite»

You fail to account for the infrastructure, land - clearing, habitat destruction, and lack of political appetite for expanding solar and wind projects.

Changes in family law legislation are generally infrequent, due to the lack of political appetite for reform.

There are also signs of growing political appetite for change — a commodity sorely lacking in Copenhagen.

The new political appetite for «localism» in town planning has triggered anxiety within local communities and amongst those charged with making it work, according to new research funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC).

As Daniela Porat of Investigative Post outlines on WBFO's Press Pass, a citizens review commission has been rendered ineffective and city lawmakers appear to have little political appetite for the issue.

The difficulty of strengthening the systems that support the American economy — from electricity to drinking water — poses significant problems requiring large investments at a time of rising risk and receding political appetite for big spending initiatives.

We need to see more political appetite at European and national level, which means putting in place a vision for renewables into the next decade.»

«There are signs of a growing political appetite for change — a commodity sorely lacking in the past»

«This was a risky move across - the - board and I wanted to make sure all of my (Republican) caucus members would come back to serve with me after the next election,» said Colbeck, who ran for office after whetting his political appetite as a Tea Party activist.

The current pickup in inflation in the eurozone seems likely to be temporary, and while the region's growth rate has improved, there is little sign of the political appetite for the structural reforms needed.

Absent future significant inflationary pressures elsewhere in the global economy, the current pickup in inflation in the region seems likely to be a temporary phenomenon, and while the growth rate across much of the eurozone has improved, we believe it remains short of the levels necessary to be self - sustaining, with little sign of the political appetite for the structural reforms needed for such changes to take place.

Once the exciting caviar that thrilled the political appetite, now diminished into the blancmange of pointless pap and commercial tedium.

The commander added: «We anticipate there is not going to be a political appetite to saying «alright, we're done» while there is still unfinished business in the centre of the country.»

Mandelson could better understand that the New Labour project, like sweeties at the check - out counter, was a catchy little number for a while but insufficiently nourishing or robust in ideas to feed the political appetite for very long.

McMahon said: «The fact there is cross-party support to lower the voting age shows that the political appetite for change is there.

It's also important not to overestimate the political appetite for reform.

The world is getting greener and the political appetite for change growing — and the UN's lead climate negotiator is infectiously optimistic

And there's no political appetite for more testing; if anything, everyone wants less.

And prospects for providing additional tax relief to parents are up against the political appetite to make large tax cuts elsewhere while maintaining some constraints on deficits.

There does not appear to be the political appetite within Alberta to launch such an ambitious adoption of CCS, even with the government's embrace of a $ 30 per tonne carbon tax by 2017.

I know of no jurisdiction in Canada where there is a political appetite for more public funding for any of this.

Everyone seems to be in agreement that there is no political appetite for more public funding for civil justice.

The ability to put in place a Sandbox depends as much on the countries» regulatory structure as its political appetite to accommodate FinTech opportunities.

A critical question is whether Theresa May has the political appetite to open up the question of the green belt.