Sentences with phrase «until after the general election»

[96] Labour was also criticised because it had delayed vital spending decisions until after the general election.

The fiction that government can delay the hard decisions on spending until after the general election.

The government will be reviewing higher education funding this autumn, however it is believed that they will leave any final decisions on tuition fees until after the general election.

[9] It was expected that the referendum date would not be set until after the general election.

This means the Human Rights Act will remain in place until after the General Election in 2020 — but even then there is no guarantee it will be replaced.

Levy said he would not try to re-enter the Democratic primary if he can't make the cut with the Republicans, even though he's technically still eligible (his party switch won't go into effect until after the general election this fall).

Why should Labour wait until after the general election for the Conservative party to destroy itself?

In practice, however, Congress is not expected to settle the budget until after the general election on 6 November.

He will remain on the board until after the general election in May to ensure a smooth handover when a new government is elected.

It's because of comments like these that the Labour leadership had hoped to leave the race to become London mayor until after the general election.

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.

While the Manchester devolution agreement has been signed, most of these issues will now be kicked into the long grass until after the general election — and no parliament can bind its successor.

Philip Pidot, who is challenging Jack Martins to be the Republican candidate in the 3rd Congressional District, has argued that their primary date should not be delayed until after the general election.

Republicans, who control the Senate, have pledged to block any Supreme Court nomination by Obama until after the general election in November.

12:04 - «We should not let this hang around as an issue until after the general election,» Miliband says.

Labour has called for the NHS in England to stop privatising services until after the general election.

Committee chair Margaret Hodge wrote off that move as a «face - saving fudge» which was intended to delay a further, more substantial write - off of funds until after the general election.

This will be very unpopular with the Tories, who have complained that it is politically expedient for the government to delay the conclusions of the inquiry until after a general election.

Buried at the bottom of a model motion circulated by the right - wing Labour First is a call to ban any changes to the Party's selection process until after the General Election.

Following the dissolution of Parliament on 3 May 2017, all Select Committees cease to exist until after the general election.

If the matter is placed on the ballot, the new charter school law would be suspended until after the general election, said Mount Vernon School District Superintendent Mack Armstrong.

Ms. Meyer initially registered without officially stating a party preference and only recently changed her status to Republican, which New York State does not allow to take effect until after the general election.

The previous Labour government indicated that it would reassess the bands, but in the event decided to wait until after the general election.

There had been suggestions that the party would defer a decision until after the general election and look instead at the short - term impact on state and university finances if a graduate tax was introduced.

He suggested fundamental changes in the UK's relationship with Brussels were «unobtainable» and that David Cameron's pledge of a referendum in 2017 was designed to «kick the issue in the long grass» until after the general election.