Sentence examples for damage to labour from inspiring English sources

It has been carefully packaged and presented to cause maximum damage to Labour – and allow David Cameron (also deeply compromised by his claims, though you wouldn't know it) to get rid of several bits of Tory dead wood.

Some around the Labour leader calculate that identifying himself too closely with the remain camp, led by David Cameron, could do lasting damage to Labour's reputation.

Or is he happy to preside over a coup designed to remove the PM from office and do lasting damage to Labour's electoral prospects.

"This is an issue that, in one single decision, has the potential to do immense damage to Labour's environmental credentials.

Every previous budget and PBR since he moved into the Treasury has been followed by serious damage to Labour's position in the polls and a Conservative advance.

But the real loyalists are outside - the people who want Blair to succeed and remain our prime minister but who can none the less see the damage to Labour's chances which the present policies on Iraq have brought.

And that uncertainty is damaging to Labour's political and economic credibility.

We believe these accusations are part of a wider campaign against the Labour leadership, and they have been timed particularly to do damage to the Labour party and its prospects in elections in the coming week.

It caused damage to the Labour party and it caused damage to trust.

"The speculation is totally unnecessary and doing terrible damage to the Labour party.

Damian McBride, Gordon Brown's former spin doctor, has claimed that he was offered "double" the money by an unnamed publisher to delay his book until the 2015 election in order "to do maximum damage to the Labour party".