be in power

At this point, I have to point out that effective action means collaboration between those currently in charge and those who will be in power in the years to come — that is, my generation.

She has named her campaign Renewal 2030, arguing the Tories are unlikely to be in power again until the next decade so the focus needs to be on solving the problems of the future.

For Indian ministers, Mr Lammy’s trip was seen as good moment to invest in a British government that may be in power for some time.

“Bukele will be in power for many years to come, so you need to have a working relationship,” said Zúniga, who was the principal deputy assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs until his retirement last fall.

"What we've seen is that there often doesn't seem to be a clear distinction between how data is being handled when someone is beneficiary of a government scheme and how that information is then being used by that particular political party which happens to be in power in a particular state or at a national level to then use that to micro target people with campaign messages."