Sentence examples for Labour signatories from inspiring English sources

There are 173, mostly Labour, signatories to a Commons motion deploring so-called top-up fees, which many see as a Blairite heresy against the party's traditional values.

An early day motion opposed to the runway already has more than that number of Labour signatories, although some will be unable to stomach going through the voting lobbies with the opposition.

The Labour signatories include David Clark, editor of Shifting Grounds, Neal Lawson, the chair of Compass, Roger Liddle, the chair of Policy Network, Patrick Diamond, a fellow at Policy Network, and Andrew Harrop, general secretary of the Fabian Society (figures from both the "left" and the "right" of Labour, in so far as those terms have any meaning).

Writing to council leader Ian Ward ahead of the cabinet meeting, the 23 Labour signatories called on him to drop the legal action which it called "misconceived and counter-productive". "Senior officers are being allowed to drive a particular approach to industrial relations which gives rise to confrontation and disharmony," it read.

Labour's 100 signatories, including about 50 people currently working on zero-hours contracts, declare: "We come from all walks of life – this is what Britain looks like".

When the Treaty of Rome was signed in 1957 it included a clause permitting the free movement of capital and labour between the signatories.

The signatories include several Labour council leaders, including Nick Forbes of Newcastle City Council and overall leader of Labour in local government.

Although the ad supports the union with England rather than a specific party, several of the signatories are well-known Labour backers, and a Labour spokesman told the Daily Record: "These Scottish footballing legends are just the latest individuals to voice their concerns about the break-up of Britain.

So what commitments are the letter's signatories urging the Labour leader to make?

An earlier version referred to Jeremy Corbyn's decision to refuse McDonald's a stall at Labour conference; one of the signatories contacted us after the letter was published to say that was a mistake.

Other signatories include the Labour MPs David Lammy and Lloyd Russell-Moyle, Matt Beard, executive director of the global LGBT activist group All Out, Zita Holbourne, national chair of Barac UK, and Mike Jackson, a co-founder of Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners.