Sentence examples for call labour from inspiring English sources

Miliband says Keir Hardie used to call Labour a movement.

Too close to call, Labour stands a good chance of winning by a whisker.

Want to know why David Cameron likes to call Labour "the welfare party"?

But decadent or not, here is the wake-up call Labour needs: competent governments can be killed by boredom.

According to one conducted last June, of the two main parties respondents were about twice as likely to call Labour "nice" but also twice as likely to call the Tories "smart".

For, while it is correct to call Labour out for its half-baked message, the crux of Labour's inertia is not so much due to Ed Miliband selling out, but rather down to the left no longer knowing what it stands for – a consequence of failing to get to grips with a 30-year crisis of socialism and social democracy.

But cars raised the productivity of the drivers, for whom the shift in technology was what economists call "labour-augmenting".

John Mann, the MP for Bassetlaw, condemned what he called Labour's "so-called strategists" for failing to exploit Farage's admiration for Margaret Thatcher.

So this week we launch an organisation called Labour Together.

The group is called Labour Friends of Israel.

He called Labour a "bunch of hypocritical, holier-than-thou, hopeless, sneering socialists".