Sentence examples for all the labour from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, almost all the Labour leaders supported the war.

RM: This was heavily trailed and is opposed by all the Labour leadership candidates as well as trade unions.

Lord Prescott made comparisons between Labour in 1996, where he served under Tony Blair and "led all the Labour summer campaigns" and Mr Miliband's cabinet in 2013.

Only last week, the majority of Labour MPs, including all the Labour leadership hopefuls bar Corbyn, failed to vote against controversial welfare reforms.

Almost all the Labour politicians who have developed reputations to match those of, say, the Tories' Ken Clarke or Michael Heseltine have left government, voluntarily or otherwise.

The "tax wedge" (ie, the non-wage cost of employment) is too thick, especially for low earners.Above all, the labour market is heavily regulated.

Ironically, for all the labour-saving tools the web has given us, and all the personal connections it has allowed us to make, we seem to have become lonelier and more isolated than ever.

The news stories are all about the Conservative party's manifesto; the editorials are all about the Labour one.

We all know the Labour party is somewhat divided over the bombing vote on Syria.

The country was, after all, under the Labour government of James Callaghan.

This stalemate is written all over the Labour and Tory campaigns for next year's general election.