Sentence examples for delivered labour from inspiring English sources

He has delivered Labour to power and seems on track to keep it there for at least two terms.

When a landslide delivered Labour into power with a majority of 179, the tactical point of being nice to Mr Ashdown became less obvious.

The prime minister would lead a minority administration but he would follow the example of Harold Wilson in 1974 who triggered a second election that delivered Labour a slim majority.

It delivered Labour's worst defeat since Michael Foot was party leader.

The 1970s and 80s left was consciously rejecting the moderate tradition which had delivered Labour's proudest historic achievements.

By contrast, Mr. Brown, who delivered Labour's manifesto a day earlier at a newly built hospital in Birmingham, defended the role of the public sector.

Their offer was for us to join them to deliver Labour's programme unconditionally.

He started out as wee lad delivering Labour leaflets with his dad, door to door.

Instead, he's ended up in the worst position possible, having backed remain but failed to deliver Labour voters.

The nightmare for the Lib Dems is that their campaign lift might do more to deliver Labour seats to Mr Howard than to elect MPs of their own.

"The people we came into politics to serve rely on us to deliver Labour councils and a realistic prospect of winning in 2020," she said.