Sentences with phrase «under the coalition with»

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The president is under no obligation to hand a mandate to the biggest party, and may first seek to establish whether parties can get together a coalition with enough seats to govern,» Wolfango Piccoli, co-president of Teneo Intelligence, said in a note last Tuesday.

Under Day, the party had virtually collapsed, with seven members of its caucus joining a coalition with the Tories.

The Daily Mail says a spokesperson from The National Council of Resistance of Iran, a political coalition which opposes the government, said: «The silence of the world community, especially of western countries, vis - à - vis these medieval punishments under the excuse of having nuclear talks with Iran has intensified the brutal and systematic violation of human rights in Iran.

According to the coalition, the US can not compete with «dairy imports produced under unfair conditions.»

The USDA clarified this in the mid-90's under Sec of Ag Dan Glickman, with then - gleaning guru Joel Berg (now at New York City Coalition Against Hunger) straightening out the misunderstanding.

2012: est'd mission, vision, bylaws, & steering committee with strategic planning; implemented Mother - Friendly worksite initiative at TCPH; achieved 501c - 3 status, through the guidance of the director of Mothers» Milk Bank of N TX; voted unanimously to remain a grassroots coalition, instead of exist under the umbrella of a parent health coalition, HTCC.

We registered complaints with the UN Global Compact Office under so - called Integrity Measures as part of a coalition of Nestlé Critics.

The new Labour leader will take over with just under a month before the coalition's spending review is announced on 20 October, and a matter of days after announcing the new shadow cabinet.

Under that plan, the Independent Democratic Conference and the mainline conference would have to work together to fill both seats and then form a majority coalition with Sen. Simcha Felder, a Brooklyn Democrat.

«We continue to stand firmly in that posture as we seek a coalition under similar terms as have existed between the IDC and Senate Republicans, and are willing to enter a coalition consistent with the recent correspondence from state Democratic party officials.

Ibrahim Idris, IGP The IGP who spoke at a dialogue session he had with a coalition of Civil Society Organization, CSOs, under the aegis of Situation Room, said he has put necessary manpower and logistics in place to secure electorates, electoral officials, observers and election materials that will be used for the Anambra poll.

The push, which advanced on Monday in Albany with a Senate hearing on the issue, comes as the IDC is facing pressure from the left for their coalition government with Senate Republicans in the new era of uncertainty for liberals under the Donald Trump administration.

Under the coalition, then foreign secretaries William Hague and then Philip Hammond were made to share with deputy prime minister Nick Clegg.

The LibDems would be mad to consider a coalition with Labour under these circumstances.

With wages in decline compared to inflation, zero - hours contracts, food banks, the benefits cap and the bedroom tax, the unemployed and lowest paid have undoubtedly suffered more than any group under the coalition government.

For example, the fiscal squeeze that began with the «Geddes Axe» under the UK's last Liberal - Conservative coalition in 1921 - 2 (and implemented in the following three years under three different governments) was also based on spending cuts alone, and went far deeper even than the plans announced by George Osborne.

But as the coalition descends into unresolvable divisions he will have a real chance to present himself as the leader of a united party with a clear alternative to the divisions and tortures of life under the coalition.

He added that this is the second time Bafarawa is receiving such massive support across the country, saying last month, a group of PDP supporters under the auspices of Northern Youths Coalitions Alliance met in Kaduna and called on him to openly declare or they will match to his house with two million people to put pressure on him to run,» the source stated.

John Kaehny, with the coalition Reinvent Albany, says it's true that the not - for - profit entities Fort Schuyler Management and Fuller Road Management that handle the contracts were not formed by Cuomo, but were created under former Governor George Pataki, beginning in the 1990s, to help build the Albany Nanotech Center.

But he seized the opportunity of forming a coalition with the Liberal Democrats to provide economic stability and to achieve and deliver a lot of Conservative policies under the Coalition Acoalition with the Liberal Democrats to provide economic stability and to achieve and deliver a lot of Conservative policies under the Coalition ACoalition Agreement.

If Clegg were to approach Cameron for a coalition government on the condition of a referendum on PR, that implies that Clegg would do coalitions with Conservatives in the future, under PR.

And Cabinet Secretaries and the office have been a steadying and guiding hand with governments under pressure, such as Churchill's last, Wilson's second and Major and then Cameron's Coalition government.

Those MPs with a self - professed independent streak will find themselves under huge pressure to fall into line — with no overall majority and perhaps a fragile coalition with the Liberal Democrats, the Tory leadership will demand total loyalty.

With Labour out of office, the recovery is now underway, the latest figures showing that housebuilding is up over a quarter under the Coalition.

The opposite was true with the 2010 SDSR under the coalition government.

Last month, Klein and Governor Andrew Cuomo announced an agreement under which the I.D.C., which currently runs the Senate in coalition with the Republicans, will join with the regular Democrat conference after the November elections.

If the Dems pick up both seats in the special election, the two sides, under the proposed deal, will create their own majority coalition with members from each side serving as co-leaders of the chamber.

NEC members asked for an inquiry into blacklisting, highlighted the unprecedented growth in inequality under the coalition, and wanted clear dividing lines with the Tories on welfare and on austerity.

The IDC has been under intense fire since Cuomo, during his successful attempt to secure the Working Families Party nomination, warned that all five IDC members will face primaries unless they break their relationship with the Republicans and form a new leadership coalition with the Democrats.

And under a barrage of blows from the media, the Tory coalition and a bitter faction of his own party, he has rolled with the punches and tightened his grip on a leadership that was his only by a whisker.

PT: The only minority that has gained under the coalition government is LGBT people with the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill.

However it isn't difficult to imagine a situation in which both Labour and the Conservatives could gain a majority in coalition with the Liberal Democrats help, but the Conservatives — under pressure from the backbenches — have erected a greater number of «red lines» while Labour are more open minded.

Under the current law & rules, can an Italian party sign into the elections with two different lists, joined into one coalition, or is there a rule explicitly forbidding that?

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Andrew Cuomo, Cathy Young, Independent Democratic Conference, Senate Majority Coalition, Senate Republican Conference, State Senate

After a momentous week which will define British politics until the next election, it is worth pausing to think what might have happened if Mr Cameron had not decided by 7 May to go for a full - blown coalition with the Liberal Democrats rather than a deal under which they would support the Tories in key Commons votes.

In Wales, Plaid is self - critical for its dalliance in coalition with a Labour Party that, under Rhodri Morgan, retained a modicum of «clear red water» against Westminster and just held on to Assembly power, despite the British electoral disaster.

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Cecilia Tkaczyk, Dean Skelos, George Amedore, Independent Democratic Conference, Senate Majority Coalition, State Senate

A Conservative spokesman said 2.1 million apprenticeships had been created since the coalition came to power, and the majority of people had been under 25, with an average of 87,000 more young people a year taking this route into work than under the last Labour government.

At the same time, according to Republican Senator Joe Griffo, there's some angst among G.O.P. members because of Klein's sudden abandonment this summer — under pressure from de Blasio and major labor unions who were threatening the I.D.C. with primary challenges — of the current coalition structure.

«We continue to stand firmly in that posture as we seek a coalition under similar terms as have existed between the IDC and Senate Republicans, and are willing to enter a coalition consistent with the recent correspondence from state Democratic party officials,» she said.

A coalition of election observers under the aegis of All Nigerian National Nationals in Diaspora (ANNID) with over 18 million membership, on Monday said much as...

Also on that day, about 80 Conservative MPs met under Sir Samuel Hoare; they supported independence in the election with possible post-election co-operation with Coalition Liberals.

«We continue to stand firmly in that posture as we seek a coalition under similar terms as have existed between the IDC and Senate Republicans, and are willing to enter a coalition consistent with the recent correspondence from state Democratic party officials,» she stated.

Cameron kept Whitehall's department structure largely unchanged, as he had under the coalition, and ruled mainly with Osborne.

The Independent Democratic Conference, a group of eight Democratic state senators who operate in a coalition with Republicans in the state Senate, has come under increasing criticism by Democrats in the Senate, and across the state.

The Tories would argue (in agreement with Polly Toynbee) that proportional representation would deny them their «divine» right to rule alone in future and would keep the party out of power for much longer, with Labour and the Lib Dems more likely to form «progressive» coalitions in office under PR.

There was a period in 2014 when disillusionment with austerity, the possibility of Scottish independence, and a firmer push against nuclearism by the Liberal Democrats in coalition and Labour under Ed Miliband could have aligned to shift the debate, but that moment has passed — at least for now.

In that same 22 Days in May postscript, Laws also notes that the Lib Dems» retreat towards economic liberalism, combined with a move towards social liberalism for the Tories under David Cameron, gave the parties some common ground on which to start coalition negotiations.

Ed Miliband under pressure to rule out a future coalition with the Liberal Democrats, after the party's biggest union backer urged him to make it clear Labour would govern alone.

We've been under the impression that David Cameron first began to explore the idea of a coalition with the Lib Dems in those first few tentative days after 6 May 2010.