Sentences with phrase «until after next general election»

By declaring that he will defer an in - out referendum until after the next general election and after a renegotiation on our terms of membership within the European Union, he walked headlong into three big problems.

From now on, DC should require that every front bencher give up all outside interests until after the next general election.

But David Cameron and George Osborne, the Chancellor, are sympathetic to the banks» demand for them to be given several years to build the «Chinese walls» to be proposed by the commission chaired by Sir John Vickers — which could see the reforms delayed until after the next general election.

Committee will not present final conclusions until after next general election, chairman says

In the event the implementation of the Boundary Review was postponed for partisan reasons until after the next General Election by Home Secretary James Callaghan (on the pretext of waiting until after the Redcliffe - Maud Report on local government reorganisation).

Not exact matches

Khan, who as shadow minister for London, will have a role in setting the process to select the next mayor, has refused to announce his own intentions until after the general election.

When David Cameron made his big speech in January 2013, he was hoping to unite his party and put the issue to bed until at least after the next general election.

The government will not set a target for carbon emissions for 2030 until well after the next general election, it has emerged.

• Checking the Labour constitution would tell Peter Mandelson (It's too early to force out leader, says Mandelson, 25 September) that trying to oust a Labour leader is a hugely complicated, not to say expensive business (with party conference, timetable, re-polling etc), and it would also be a likely career suicide for anyone who challenges the immensity of the Corbyn support — until at least after the next general election.

For example, the 2010 general election was held five years and one day after the 2005 general election, and the 1992 general election was held on 9 April 1992 and the next general election was not held until 1 May 1997.

It also proposes the creation of new free - standing Science, Engineering and Technology Committee, although the panel noted that this shouldn't happen until sometime after the next U.K. general election, which must be held no later than 3 June 2010.