Sentences with phrase «until after the next election»

The new timetable for franchises pushes most new decisions back until after the next election.

Having been elected on promises that may not take effect until after the next election, the government must show a real commitment to achieving those goals.

But they have delayed its full introduction until after the next election.

Although the new arrangements for individual affiliation to the Labour Party will not come in until after the next election, Unite has already struck back, announcing that the number of its members affiliating directly to the labour Party has halved to about 500,000 — meaning the amount of funding to Labour would fall by # 1.5 m. Unite boss Len McCluskey has said the new rules will give the unions more power over their political funds.

As Scott Clark and Peter DeVries have noted, this promise has the odd quirk of being unverifiable until after the next election.

A blank cheque with no accounts until after the next election will be fine.»

Labour MPs could move a motion to delay Tuition Fee increases until after the next election.

Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said enhanced devolution for Scotland would not come into force until after the next election.

Roger: I think you are incorrect — his enrollment would not change until after the next election in November.

Tomorrow night, Lib Dem MPs will all vote to postpone the review of parliamentary constituency boundaries until after the next election.

A vote to lift the 19 - year ban on new grammar schools could be postponed until after the next election to guarantee its passage through parliament, Schools Week understands.

It gives those affected plenty of time to do something about it (assuming it is eventually enshrined in law which we won't know until after the next election at the earliest).

We will likely have to wait until after the next election and see what the House of Commons looks like to know the answer.

Implementation of «best value tendering» has now shrewdly been put back until after the next election.

Some of the measures will be introduced soon, but Mr Cameron will not embark on more radical ideas such as limiting child benefit unless he wins public support, and even then it won't be until after the next Election.

Political analysts say a decision is not likely to be handed down until after the next election.