Sentences with phrase «time for party conferences»

9 am is never a good time for party conferences.

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«I think that given the circumstances, there's a unique opportunity for someone like me who's independent, and not affiliated to a party in any way,» Cuban said during The New York Times DealBook conference Thursday.

For example, when Jack Kevorkian was at the top of his deadly game — even offering extracted kidneys from a disabled assisted suicide victim for transplant in a news conference — Time magazine invited him as an honored guest to its gala 75th anniversary party where Tom Cruise ran up to shake his haFor example, when Jack Kevorkian was at the top of his deadly game — even offering extracted kidneys from a disabled assisted suicide victim for transplant in a news conference — Time magazine invited him as an honored guest to its gala 75th anniversary party where Tom Cruise ran up to shake his hafor transplant in a news conference — Time magazine invited him as an honored guest to its gala 75th anniversary party where Tom Cruise ran up to shake his hand.

Perhaps more important was that the conference marked out the ground on which the parties are likely to try and fight the next election — the Conservatives will ask for time to finish the job of fixing the economy, Labour will focus on trying to reduce people's cost of living.

Follow our live coverage as David Cameron and Ed Miliband clash for the last time before 2011's party conferences.

«This is not a time for parties to play games, or meekly respect the tired convention whereby they do not break cover during each other's conferences,» the statement said.

«I would hope that it would be completed in time for the new leader to be in post by the time of the Labour party conference.

For the first time, the Liberal Democrats are number one in Scotland,» he told delegates at the party conference in Brighton.

I'm not going to report each time the Party Chairman announces a new attack website, but here's today's, timed for the start of Labour's Conference, which gives a sense of how much the Tory assault operation has improved.

Press coverage On the eve of the Labour Party Conference in Manchester, an op - ed piece by Radice and Diamond appeared in The Financial Times outlining the pamphlet's key findings and their vision for the electoral future of the pParty Conference in Manchester, an op - ed piece by Radice and Diamond appeared in The Financial Times outlining the pamphlet's key findings and their vision for the electoral future of the partyparty.

Seems to be the case with BBC programmes these days, anti Brexit which has been shown so many times by multi BBC programmes, I'm a woman born in 1950s and they never show anything of the women demonstrating at parliament or conservative conference for 2 examples despite many MPs of all parties supporting the WASPI campaign!!

For the first time in decades there will be no autumn trip to either Bournemouth, Brighton or Blackpool for the party conferencFor the first time in decades there will be no autumn trip to either Bournemouth, Brighton or Blackpool for the party conferencfor the party conferences.

Published just in time for the Labour Party Conference.

These include his first ever TV appearance, in the audience on BBC1's Question Time in January 1981 (aged 18), when he publicly berated Barbara Castle; and another from 1989 when he and a certain Sally Illman (the future Mrs B and then an avowed Tory) stood alongside one another previewing Margaret Thatcher's Conservative Party conference speech for the BBC's coverage of the event.

For the first time, Cuomo openly said that he would oppose the Senate Independent Democratic Conference: «Either they announce that they agree to come back to the Democratic Party, or they will face primaries this year from our unified Democratic coalition.»

He and his team rolled out the global race narrative at his October party conference speech, and for the first time since the Big Society, the PM and his advisers in No 10 felt they had a key message.

Part - ay politics Knowing what Liverpool can be like, I took a lot of time this year to find a quiet, centrally - located guest house for party conference.

While Cameron did not give an exact time table for his departure, he said that he wanted a new leader to be in place by the start of the Tory Party conference in October.

During his monthly press conference yesterday, Mr Blair refused to comment on the party funding review, but his support for a # 50,000 cap would not be unexpected given his efforts to cut the power of the trade unions during his time as Labour leader.

Pressed further by the host for clarity on that particular comment, the Deputy Minister of Transport said: ``... At the whole press conference yesterday, I'm sure you heard the number of times his name was mentioned, so, who are they marketing, who are they advertising, who is leading the party at this time?»

Burnham told the party's conference in Liverpool: «It is time for me to turn my full focus to Greater Manchester.

There might even be a move to oust him altogether — this would have to take place at the party conference if a new leader is to be in place in time for the election campaign.

For the first time since he became leader, Jeremy Corbyn's supporters will be in a position to dictate not only party policy but also the rules by which it is rubber - stamped by conference or the membership.

David Cameron is likely to point the way forward to further repatriation in his speech to the Conservative Party conference next month as he attempts to buy time amid calls from Tory Eurosceptics for a landmark referendum on Britain's relationship with the EU.»

As my train snakes out of Euston station, it occurs to me — not for the first time — that party conference season is not the same when none of them takes place near the sea (apologies River Mersey, you don't quite qualify).

Their time is now, and the party expects to vastly improve their performance in the next general election - the campaign for which begins this weekend, for all intents and purposes, at their conference in Brighton.

Under Labour's mechanism for deposing a leader, a nomination is required before the autumn conference, in just a month's time, and it must be supported by 20 per cent of MPs in the Parliamentary Labour Party.»

The party's leader Nick Clegg told a conference rally in Bournemouth they had to be «realistic» about the promise to abolish tuition fees, as new figures out today show total public borrowing has risen above # 800bn for the first time.

A former Conservative minister has suggested that Theresa May's ill - fated speech to her party conference in Manchester had left a number of MPs convinced that the time had come for her to resign.

For the first time in my life, I attended all three Party conferences this year.

The shadow home secretary and former leadership contender told the Labour Party conference: «It is time for me to turn my full focus to Greater Manchester.

As summer has drawn to a close, it's time to look back on our efforts in the General Election and look forward to the party conferences and plans for Progressive Alliances in the London Council Elections next May.

Gordon Brown was gearing up for his speech, described - much like the conference speech of any leader of any party at any time in British politics - as the most important speech of his life.

Okoe Mensah, spokesperson for the said branch executives, addressing a news conference at the party's constituency office in Prampram said, «Judging from the period between 11 am and the closing time of 5 pm on the voting day, the total votes obtained at Ahwiam, Lekpongunor and Dawa could not have been correct if multiple voting had not taken place.

Of course party policy has to evolve over time, and there is a place for the annual conference in that process, but every single Labour MP also has an individual mandate directly from the electorate, based on a combination of their personal qualities and the manifesto on which they stood.

In a few minutes time, Ed Miliband is to introduce to Labour MPs Liam Byrne, who will oversee policy review, and report to the National Policy Forum, and the Party Reform Taskforce under Peter Hain who will report to National Executive by next summer in time for rule changes at next year's party conferParty Reform Taskforce under Peter Hain who will report to National Executive by next summer in time for rule changes at next year's party conferparty conference.

The new leader could ask for enough time to have his party conference and set out his stall on reform, and promise an election in the autumn.

The party conference season traditionally produces boosts for each of three political parties in turn as they benefit from media coverage from their own conference, so while the first poll lead for the Labour party in 3 years is likely to be a big morale boost for the party, past experience suggests the Conservatives will move back ahead when they receive a boost from their own party conference in a week's time.

The statement went on to say, «I would hope that it would be completed in time for the new leader to be in post by the time of the Labour Party conference.

On BBC Question Time, we've had everything from John McDonnell's non-apology apology for IRA comments to Chris Bryant's self - depreciating «aww shucks» routine when Labour is reduced to mirth; from Stephen Kinnock's failure to make anything straight from the crooked timber of Labour on the nuclear deterrence to Lisa Nandy's struggle to disassociate Labour with violence at the Conservative Party conference.

David Cameron accused Jeremy Corbyn of having a «security - threatening, terrorist - sympathising, Britain - hating ideology» as he addressed the Conservative party conference for the first time since the party's General Election victory.

With its letter on Friday, the congressional Democrats appeared to be saying that it was time for rapprochement, noting that the party's numeric edge was being thwarted «because of Democrats who have broken away from the Democratic Conference,» allowing Republicans to enjoy control.

He's not due to address the party conference until tomorrow but his decision to scrap child benefit for higher - rate taxpayers has prompted an angry backlash and he's been defending it stoutly (unlike the children's minister Tim Loughton, who told Channel 4 News last night that the decision may be reconsidered and that «if the thresholds need to be adjusted there's plenty of time to look at that».)

The UK political party conferences have seen health hotels and transport hubs; now it is time for TechCentral.

This is clear from YouGov polls for the Sun and Sunday Times ahead of this week's party conference.

Ballots of the three sections of the electoral college will be conducted in time for the new leader to be named by the party's annual conference in Manchester at the end of September.

An initiative from the teams behind Labour Uncut, MessageSpace and Big Brother Watch, TechCentral?is putting technology and digital policy firmly on the party conference agenda for the first time.

This must have gotten the governor's attention, because for the first time in memory, he actually did a little tentative fundraising for his own party's conference.

It always used to be the case that the party conference before a general election was a time of uplift, real or imagined, for the Conservative Pparty conference before a general election was a time of uplift, real or imagined, for the Conservative PartyParty.

He told PoliticsHome: «Like most of the Labour party, our attention is currently focused on the EU referendum, but we will finalise the interim report of the defence review in due course, and there will be plenty of time for both the International Policy Commission and the National Policy Forum to consider and debate it before it goes to conference.