Sentences with phrase «under a new leader»

«People are delighted to see him in Scotland,» he said, denying that Labour is a divided party under their new leader.

I recognise this is best done under a new leader with a fresh mandate.»

M5S used to have a strong euroskeptic flavor to their manifesto but this has softened recently under new leader Luigi Di Maio, whereas Lega too has had an ambivalent stance towards the euro.

With parties to his left and right divided or scrambling to regroup under new leaders, Macron will benefit from a window of opportunity at home to push through more reforms in 2018 as the opposition flounders, analysts say.

But we wanted to see how the country was faring under its new leader.

He said in February that McDonald's has potential to improve its operations under its new leader, Steve Easterbrook.

The Northern League, once a marginal party that called for the independence of the northern Padania region, became mainstream by appealing to national and religious sentiments under its new leader, Matteo Salvini.

Senior Labour figures Alan Johnson and Tristram Hunt are among the big names at risk if Ukip enjoys a surge in support in the north of England under new leader Paul Nuttall, according to research.

Tristram Hunt and Gloria de Piero could also lose their seats if Ukip thrive under their new leader.

Before Labour and the Conservatives, it's the Liberal Democrats under their new leader, Vince Cable, in Bournemouth.

After 3 years of inactivity, the Scottish Libertarian Party launched again in December 2015 under new leader Alan Findlay, [3] officially registering with the Electoral Commission in March 2016.

Prime Minister Tony Blair expressed his hope that cooperation between Labour and the Liberal Democrats would continue under the new leader.

The Labour party risks getting stuck in an «electoral cul - de-sac» if it takes a «pre-New Labour» direction under its new leader, Lord Mandelson warned today.

UKIP could become a greater threat in northern Labour seats under a new leader.

The test is the first to take place under new leader Kim Jong - un, who took over from his father Kim Jong - il in December 2011.

It's the final day of Labour's autumn conference and first under new leader Jeremy Corbyn.

His departure is sure to shake up the 51 - member body, which could look significantly different next year under a new leader after Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito is term - limited out.

Davey, who was energy and climate change secretary in the coalition government of 2010 - 15, said there was frustration that the party had failed to make progress in the polls since last year's general election under its new leader, Vince Cable, another former coalition minister.

The LibDems remain subdued under their new leader.

The military declared victory over the group, but they quickly reorganized under a new leader, Abu bakar Shekau, who steered the group in a more radical - militarist direction.

Furthermore, recent events make it clear that party voters and leadership are not always in lockstep, and new policies can sometimes make it onto the agenda under new leaders (e.g., Donald Trump's support of paid maternal leave programs).

«IBPA represents the segment of the book publishing industry with by far the best growth rates in the industry and the Board would like to leverage the association's strengths under a new leader with the skills and spirit to take advantage of the unique growth opportunity presented by the current publishing revolution.»

Fed holds course toward higher interest rates — In the first policy meeting under its new leader, the Federal Reserve affirmed that short - term interest rates will begin rising next year... (See FOMC meeting)

The first of six new Conservative policy groups has today been set up to help decide the direction of the party under its new leader, David Cameron.

The strength of any long - ruling political party is the ability to reinvent itself under new leaders and changing circumstances.

Under its new leader, M5S has of late been shifting toward positions and policies that would undoubtedly have attracted ideologically motivated animus had they been proffered by, say, Lega Nord.

Radical Islam gained a foothold in the early 1980s, strengthened after the 1999 election, took on the name Boko Haram, and blew up into a military insurgency in 2009 under a new leader, Abubakar Shekau, according to the report.