Sentences with phrase «reform by the autumn»

Ending the Commons stages of Lords reform by the autumn of next year is designed to ensure that the parliament act can be used to force the reforms through, if peers object, by the time of the 2015 general election.

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Ms Knight said Britain faced a «very difficult autumn» which would only be made worse by news of long - term reform of the banking sector.

Instead Lib Dems are likely to have their disappointment at the failure of Lords reform muted by other political concessions in the coalition's midterm negotiations, which are expected to lead to a relaunch in the autumn.

The scheme described as the biggest reform to welfare since Beveridge, was meant to begin last autumn, but has been beset by huge problems and delays since it was first conceived by Iain Duncan Smith.

The education secretary said the government would consult on the reforms this autumn, with a view to introducing the new examination system for 15 - and 16 - year - olds by the end of the parliament.

The party's agenda in making reform of the welfare system the centrepiece of its autumn conference in Manchester is being overshadowed by apparent uncertainty over whether a retrospective referendum on the Lisbon treaty should take place if it is ratified.

The Liberal Democrat leader, Nick Clegg, urged Brown to cancel the Commons» 72 - day summer break to ensure the reforms are in place by the autumn.