Sentence examples for approaches of labour from inspiring English sources

As the campaign itself has shown, the traditional Brownite dividing-line approaches of "Labour hearts NHS" and "same old Tories" attack messages are a perfectly adequate platform for the party to attempt to achieve 35% of the vote, and given Labour's structural advantage in the electoral system this may well be enough to see Miliband into No 10.

Whitehall should help build a big society, which would herald abandonment of the "top-down, top-heavy, controlling" approach of Labour.

The Napoleonic approach of Labour and the Conservatives by contrast has resulted in both parties to be riven by festering sores beneath the surface.

Unlike the top-down approach of Labour and the Conservatives, the party's parliamentarians would debate their stance internally, to try to agree collective positions.

This week, I was lucky enough to enjoy at first hand this calm approach of Labour's leaders, when my application to register as a supporter was turned down on the grounds that: "We have reason to believe that you do not support the aims and values of the Labour Party".

The package marks a sharp change of approach for Labour, which four years ago proposed a partial decriminalisation of prostitution in red-light "tolerance zones", and then powers to allow two or three women to work together in a brothel to provide protection for each other.

Laws contends that the extra measures on entrenched poverty and the educational attainment gap will highlight the inadequacies of what he calls the "poverty plus a pound" approach of the Labour party.

In an unashamed call for the party to return to the approach of New Labour which Miliband abandoned, Blair wrote: "The route to the summit lies through the centre ground.

When trust in the power of politics to change people's lives is at a real low, Miliband will need to do more than talk about how bad things are, and how change will be with people, not just to people – an important difference from the top-down approach of New Labour.

"Sadly, what hasn't changed is the approach of the Labour council, as I confirmed with Councillor Letts on Wednesday - indeed this was a major factor in my leaving the Labour group before it does more damage to Southampton and its people".

Ed Miliband rejects the authoritarianism of both Gordon Brown and Tony Blair that was a signature approach of New Labour.