Sentence examples for a second labour from inspiring English sources
A second Labour leadership election would require the support of dozens of MPs.
In 2001, the prime minister said people "shouldn't suppose" that a second Labour victory would produce increases in national insurance.
A second Labour MP, Iain McKenzie in Inverclyde, who is protecting a 5,838 majority, said he had already anticipated tactical voting against him and was prepared for it "I never look on anywhere as a safe seat," he said.
Pressed on whether Hornall's testimony established that a second Labour party inquiry was necessary, Miliband said: "I think it's important we look at anything that is said to be new evidence.
A second Labour proposal, requiring judges to balance the interests of national security against "public interest in the fair and open administration of justice", was lost by 226 to 297 – a government majority of 71.
Council chief Stephen Brady has the build of a bantamweight and is referred to only as "the leader" by Mark Jones, a second Labour councillor who settles on the black leather furniture.
But if the deficits on the current budget continue, a third Labour election victory in 2005 seems bound to be followed by another swingeing increase in taxes.
In stark contrast, look up "home birth" on the National Childbirth Trust (NCT) website, and it kicks off with: "Some experts have said that a first labour is particularly suitable for home birth".
In a first Labour Queen's speech of a new parliament, Labour will also introduce legislation requiring landlords to disclose rents charged to their last tenants so that householders have proper information and can negotiate the best deal at the start of their contract.
The quotes from the literature support the difficulties of not knowing what to expect in a first labour and birth which also potentially limits feelings of control and hence choice of birthplace.
Margaret Bonfield, Pugh tells us, was only accepted as a cabinet minister in the second Labour government because of her motherly persona.
