Sentence examples for implementing the cross-party from inspiring English sources

We can now get on with implementing the cross-party charter.

He will take charge of implementing the cross-party Smith commission which called for the Scottish parliament to be given full power to set income tax rates and bands and about £3bn of welfare powers including the housing elements of universal credit.

Harry Potter author JK Rowling, Kate and Gerry McCann and other "victims" of press abuse have called on the government to implement the cross-party Leveson deal on the future of press regulation.

If he does not keep his promises to implement the cross-party agreement in full, allow the Leveson inquiry to be completed and put the needs of the public before press proprietors, we will have been betrayed by him".

The draft clauses of a proposed parliamentary bill implementing the findings of the cross-party Smith commission on the devolution of further powers to Scotland were launched by Prime Minister David Cameron in Edinburgh last week.

A new Scotland bill will be introduced to implement the recommendations of the cross-party Smith commission, set up after the independence referendum, which recommended the devolution of further powers to Holyrood.

Downing Street has said that is approaching the cross-party talks on implementing the recommendations in the Leveson report "in good faith".

The text is interesting, because it contains what could turn out to be the Lib Dem "red lines" in the cross-party talks currently going on about implementing the Leveson recommendations.

Speaking after the victims of press intrusion sent the letter to Downing Street, Liberal Democrat peer Tim calledt-Jones called on the prime minister to implement the law on press regulation and said his failure to uphold the cross-party agreement had "left victims of press intrusion feeling like his loyalties lie more with media moguls than with the people who have had their privacy invaded".

James Murdoch – the man who showed "wilful ignorance" of phone hacking according to the culture, media and sport committee, which the current culture secretary chaired – is now back in charge at Sky. Ministers have failed to implement the effective form of independent press regulation that Leveson recommended, and which the Tories signed up to as part of the cross-party agreement in 2013.

As the work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, prepares to endure a grilling from the cross-party work and pensions select committee on Monday afternoon, new concerns about both the detail of the policy and the difficulty of implementing it continue to emerge.