Sentence examples for bring labour from inspiring English sources

I am the candidate who can bring Labour back together".

Realising this should (repeat, should) rapidly bring Labour to its senses.

The former Cabinet minister admitted Baroness Thatcher's electoral success helped bring Labour to its senses but insisted that Labour also changed itself.

It then took the patient work of Neil Kinnock, John Smith and finally Tony Blair to bring Labour back to sanity and office 14 years later.

He can put the Tories under pressure, bring Labour people together to work for victory, and win voters to our cause.

Some of it would go toward "green jobs" retraining, which could help bring labour and low-income groups into the green fold.

It is not bringing Labour together; it is amplifying Labour's internal turbulence.

America's enthusiasm for bringing labour standards and environmental protection into the WTO's remit works the same way.

But none of these changes depends on bringing Labour and the Liberal Democrats into an ever-closer coalition, or on fusing the two parties.

What it revealed was that voters' enthusiasm for kicking the Tories out was not matched by much enthusiasm for bringing Labour in.

If Mr Brown wins more than 200, he will have avoided the kind of rout that could have brought Labour's long-term viability into question.