Sentence examples for Labour anticipated from inspiring English sources

That said, it was a much worse result than Labour anticipated.

In 1704 he built a factory in Stjaernsund that used division of labour, hoists, and conveyor belts to minimize manual labour, anticipating mass-production techniques later adopted in America and England.

A senior Labour source anticipated the outcome of the inquiry, saying: "No one will ever know for certain what went on between Nicola Sturgeon and the French ambassador".

From the 60s, when docks and mines began to close and Harold Wilson's Labour government anticipated the coming death of heavy industry by heralding "the white heat of the technological revolution", Britain began to move from a production model of what it meant to be working class – the class that makes things – to a consumption model – the class that buys things.

What would you do?" Not surprisingly, Labour has anticipated this and tried to answer at least some of the question.

The results in Wales are not as disastrous for Labour as anticipated, but speak to an issue that is longstanding in post-industrial Britain: for the most part, people in areas riven with cuts feel left behind and forgotten by all political parties.

Similarly, we would anticipate that the determinants of preventive care-seeking for delivery (i.e. precautionary seeking of a skilled attendant as women go into labour for anticipated normal delivery) are not necessarily the same as those for emergency care-seeking in reaction to a developing complication.

Yet the London Councils Labour group anticipates that other Labour-run boroughs will be obliged to save even more than Haringey in 2015/16.

A Labour government anticipating a third term should not be speaking the language of its first".

As anticipated, Labour did manage to capture control of a number of London councils.

Some Labour MPs had anticipated a watershed for Jeremy Corbyn that simply failed to arrive.