Sentence examples similar to a section of labour from inspiring English sources

In Scotland a section of the Labour party remain convinced that Blairism spawned the rise of nationalism, and in England a similar group believe the alienation of the working-class vote stems from the former PM's embrace of globalisation, leading to lower wages and weaker job security.

A large section of Labour members agree with him.

In his letter demanding more time be allocated to the debate, he wrote: "While many colleagues agree with the compelling moral and legal case for action, a large section of Labour MPs remain unconvinced about two areas in particular and would welcome more clarity on these issues.

Former leader Ed Miliband broke his silence on the contest to appeal to the new leader to reach out to all sections of Labour "because he has a big job to do to unite the party".

Increased spending on hospitals and medical staff were popular among all sections of Labour.

"Unlike the Tories, who rely on dodgy dinners and huge donations from hedge funds, the largest section of Labour's funding comes from our members, a fact we're proud of.

Another section of Labour believes the opposite.

Also, the section of Labour supporters to whom he appeals most is already being addressed by the party leader.

Paul Lister, Primark's legal chief, has said the BBC is responsible for making the retailer the "poster boy of child labour", after a section of a Panorama documentary exposing alleged breaches of its ethical guidelines was found "more likely than not" to be not genuine.

Since May's election, there's been a clamouring from sections of Labour to say that they lost because the manifesto put forward by Ed Miliband was too left-wing.

That's partly why he won so decisively in all three sections of Labour's in-house electorate.