Not exact matches
There has been a common consensus that world
governments have slightly taken a back
seat on the issue of sustainability and the environment (the sustainable development commission was axed
in 2010 as part of Uk
government spending cuts for example).
I had foolishly assumed that whether I liked them or not, people
in government were there because they knew how to do their job but the last 12 months alone have included the decision to hold a snap election that then lost them more
seats than a bad IKEA intern, Brexit talks that have mimicked that track Paula Abdul did with a cartoon cat, an offensive defence secretary, an international development secretary who had to resign
in order to
spend less time on holiday, Boris Johnson sadly continuing to be Boris Johnson and all of that and more culminating
in an assurance that everything is fine because now our passports will be blue to match the depression everyone will have
in 2018.
In 15 years, in fact: they were fighting seats won in their 2008 high - water mark, in broadly urban seats, after two years of being in government at a time of tough spending cut
In 15 years,
in fact: they were fighting seats won in their 2008 high - water mark, in broadly urban seats, after two years of being in government at a time of tough spending cut
in fact: they were fighting
seats won
in their 2008 high - water mark, in broadly urban seats, after two years of being in government at a time of tough spending cut
in their 2008 high - water mark,
in broadly urban seats, after two years of being in government at a time of tough spending cut
in broadly urban
seats, after two years of being
in government at a time of tough spending cut
in government at a time of tough
spending cuts.
«I believe that fiscal reform can restore public trust
in state
government and enhance the state's ability to act
in the best interest of all New Yorkers,» DiNapoli said to the crowd
seated in the Grand Ballroom of the Yale Club - mostly men
in suits from places like the Building Trades Employers» Association, Cablevision, Nicholas & Lence Communications, and Brown and Weinraub PLLC, whose companies
spent thousands of dollars for tables of ten to attend the breakfast event.
Republican and Democrat candidates for General Assembly
seats in Bristol squared off over taxes, business regulation and
government spending during a forum Monday evening.