Sentence examples for build labour from inspiring English sources

The point of this seemingly pointless campaign is to build Labour support in a traditionally Tory town for future elections, not to spring a surprise unseating this time around.

It should build Labour a few useful bridges into the business community, and – much more than that – it reveals something about the character of a prospective prime minister, something that should earn respect in the end.

"I'm confident that will use the advantage of a UK government incumbency to implement Labour policies in Scotland, which will help build Labour's campaign in 2016," he said.

ST: I want to build on Labour's record, which David Cameron and Michael Gove are undermining, and ensure all children achieve their full potential.

"The long-term vision is that the country must make sure that there is voluntary family planning available so that it can build a labour force through the demographic dividend," Musinguzi says.

The latest monthly survey of British public opinion shows that, while the UK economic recovery from recession continues to build, so Labour's longstanding lead over the Conservatives in the opinion polls is beginning to fade.

On his election the next step seemed clear: (re)join the party as a sign that those of us who had helped ensure his election were truly committed to helping to build a Labour party that could deliver change.

He will claim it will be possible to build a Labour party based not on the current 200,000 members but instead 500,000 if a sufficent number of individual trade unionists can be persuaded to join the party.

The effect, if any, is simply to build the Labour NHS poll lead, not deal with areas of weakness that voters also say heavily influence what they do in the polling booth, such as the economy and immigration.

Downing Street sources have said the new taskforce will "build on" Labour's Prevent Strategy, which was set up to counter radicalisation.

"There is so much potential in this region if the government is prepared to build on Labour's commitment to innovation and investment which set in train the process that Ulverston has won today".