Sentences with phrase «public appetite»

It also seems unlikely that, after a «no» vote, there will be much public appetite for another costly referendum on the issue.

It also seems unlikely that there will be much public appetite for another costly referendum on the issue.

She has backed moves to reduce the household welfare cap and restrict tax credit and universal credit payments to two children, arguing that there is a clear public appetite.

Not surprisingly, neither party has shown much public appetite so far for addressing this serious and growing issue, but the time is fast approaching when they will have to.

What polling there has been since the expenses scandal broke confirms an apparently strong public appetite for change.

What is the likely public appetite for more spending?

And the point is that public appetite for welfare reform is one of the most under - appreciated realities in British politics.

After World War II the Society suffered from financial problems and a lack of public appetite for reform.

In Shanghai, midday screenings during the week sold out immediately, suggesting either unquenchable public appetite or organized bulk ticket sales.

The survey also explored public appetite for large - scale incentives packages and the perceived impact from such a large - scale project as the Amazon headquarters on the local community in terms of real estate costs, cost of living and wages.

It also capitalizes on the endless public appetite for distraction and the desire for self - fulfillment rather than social good (as if the last term even has any agreed meaning).

However, there is little public appetite for a boycott of the World Cup in England, which has been reflected in comments by England manager Gareth Southgate (who has argued England should definitely participate) and also in media comment which has pointed to the danger England could be excluded from future FIFA competitions if a political boycott was imposed by the country's leaders.

The ComRes poll also indicates there remains substantial public appetite for further commitments from political parties to clamp down on abusive tax practices.

There is a big public appetite for curbing businesses that behave badly and rejecting performance - related pay in the public sector — two of the great causes of Labour's Left and trade union leaders.

Ex-party leader believes public appetite for alternatives to Tory leadership will grow during Brexit process

Such a proposal presents a number of constitutional and procedural problems, but more importantly, with the MPs» expenses scandal still fresh in people's minds, is there public appetite for such a system?

He added that there is still public appetite for nuclear power in the United States.

Still, the Golem revels in being noticed and feeding public appetites for sensation.

Instead of coming up with more to meet public appetite, Phillips just gives them more of the same.

Academy Award - winner Daniel Junge (Saving Face) and actor / producer Johnny Knoxville take a candid look at American daredevil and icon Robert «Evel» Knievel while also reflecting on our voracious public appetite for heroes and spectacle.

Federal Labor has capitalised on union support and a broader public appetite for Gonski.

It reflects an enormous public appetite for contemporary art that has been fed with the recent arrival of new galleries in towns and cities that include Nottingham, Margate and Colchester.

BP's support began in 1990 when the climate in the arts was very different and was the catalyst for the increasing public appetite for the visual arts over the past 15 years.

Surrounded by personal detritus - vodka bottles, condoms, soiled underwear - the stained mattress, pillows and duvet arguably sum up a career in which Emin has made public her appetites for sex, alcohol and frankness.

The LFA fails to tap into the huge public appetite for inspiring design — the London Design Festival shows us how it can and should be done

Trying a high - profile case under the media spotlight is rare for most lawyers, but it is becoming more and more common given the number of new media outlets and the growing public appetite for legal news and information.

Those resorting to crackdowns are often met with greater public appetite for decentralized virtual money, making all that initial fuss an exercise in futility.

Lord Hutton said the «bitter» defeat at the polls had set the party back 30 years, blaming the lack of public appetite for an «old school socialist menu».

«Our research shows clear public appetite for having a larger number of parties on the national stage, and for those parties to be willing to work together in pursuit of the common good.»

The defeat at the polls had set the party back 30 years, Lord Hutton said, blaming the lack of public appetite for an «old school socialist menu».

«In credit to the groups thinking about space flight, my opinion is that we're going to have to figure out ways to mitigate potential side effects of this travel as much as possible because I don't know what the public appetite is going to be to tolerate in - flight emergencies and catastrophes,» Cowl said.

Jacobs: A lot of times reformers come in with a big mandate, and then you see the first crime spike and their support drops out from under them in terms of the public appetite for reform.

Former SEC chair and current Carlyle senior advisor Arthur Levitt recently told Bloomberg that taking away investors» right to sue «could diminish the public appetite for Carlyle stock» and «companies that consider going down this road take a perceptual risk which, in terms of an IPO, is probably not a risk worth taking.»

The appause when a team kicks the ball back, after an injury stoppage, shows there is a public appetite for honesty (this case being one consistent and welcome example but only ONE, sadly) All change is possible.

• Pro football, with its swiftness, violence and «great halftime shows,» is immensely popular, and the public appetite, stimulated by TV and the press, shows no signs of satiety.

With the increased trust of consumers in building societies and credit unions after the banking collapse, it seems there is a public appetite for the co-operative alternative and a belief that it is possible to combine social justice and economic efficiency within the firm.

As Unlock Democracy director Alexandra Runswick noted, there is public appetite for the ideas and discussion, but it will require a broad civil society campaign to build cross-party support for a convention.

Furthermore there is no public appetite for war, and realistically there hasn't been, in any conflict since Iraq.

Poll after poll confirms a public appetite for further controls on incomers, while Labour MPs are unconvincing in this minefield.

There is a public appetite that I certainly would feel very strongly about which is that we have to end the policy of local corporate welfare in the city of Albany.

Public appetite for reform of the banking sector extends well beyond Britain's shores, according to an international poll by Ipsos Mori released today.

In a contest which is fundamentally about risk and the public appetite for a jump into the unknown, the news of a mother being killed in the street seemed to affirm a sense of chaos and impending darkness.

On individual policies I've seen Corbyn supporters taking succour from polls showing, for example, that a majority of the public support rail nationalisation or much higher taxes on the rich and drawing the conclusion that there is a public appetite for much more left wing policies.

It is clear that there is a public appetite for the representation of women in the most high - profile roles of Labour's shadow cabinet.

Meanwhile, pro-Brexit demonstrators also turned up at the launch, and Conservative MP Nadine Dorries argued there was no public appetite for a second referendum.

But she remains optimistic about the public appetite for good science reporting.

Public appetite for mammoths — and de-extinction — is clearly immense, and Shapiro has received both fan and hate mail.

There seems to be a public appetite for smart, in - ear earphones.

The public appetite for scatological knee - slappers is so great that entire movies have been devoted to it.