Sentence examples for between being a Labour from inspiring English sources

It's not as if there's some iron wall between being a Labour party member and a Socialist party member.

"Anyone in this audience who remembers being a Labour activist between 1977 and about 1986 will remember what it was like to feel the party in which you believe, the values in which you believe, were never likely to have the authority to change people's lives.

Swindon South was one of Labour's target seats and Swindon North was a Labour seat between 1997 and 2010.

The latest politician to become part of the inquiry is Nellist, who was a Labour MP between 1983 and 1992.

Hodges said: "Adapting The Go-Between has been a real labour of love.

Kitty Ussher, the former Labour Treasury minister and chair of the Labour in the City group, said the existence of the group showed "there is no contradiction whatsoever between being Labour and working in the epitome of private sector work".

Collective bargaining over labour conditions between unions and employers is a key labour market institution in democratic societies, guaranteed by international and national law.

"The big defining line [in the next election] will be between a Labour government that introduced tax cuts for 22 million families or the opposition that wants tax cuts of £200,000 each to just 3,000 millionaires," she said.

The less than inspiring choice is between a Labour government led by a prime minister who has lost or, at best, mislaid their trust and a Conservative Party that has yet to regain it.

But in between is next week's Labour party conference in Manchester.

Murphy hopes that, once the election gets closer and the campaign is dominated by the contest between Miliband and David Cameron, Scottish voters will understand their choice is between having a Labour or a Tory prime minister.