Sentence examples for disconnected labour from inspiring English sources

However, critics claim the Brexit vote has shown how disconnected Labour has become from much of its support and has crystallised for many how far Labour is from being in a position to win a general election.

It may matter to wavering voters - disillusioned Tories or disconnected Labour supporters - who are seriously thinking about going purple.

Straw said the election defeat was down to people feeling "disconnected" from Labour.

We lost the election in England, not elsewhere, amongst so-called decent, hard-working families who felt, especially working-class people, disconnected from the Labour party.

Germany used to encourage women to stay home for up to three years after having a baby, but in 2007 the government changed the incentives because women were becoming disconnected from the labour market.

The politics of the Conservative party, now more than ever influenced by the phenomenon of Ukip and Britain First, have no future; nor do the managerial, disconnected politics of New Labour.

Since then, this provincial city – encompassing its inhabitants' lives – has changed from a sleepy backwater disconnected from flows of labour and commodities (fictions or aspirations), to a bustling hub of transnational non-governmental interventions and global science, sources of related expectations and learning, income generation and consumption.

The Labour party was disconnected from the people it was supposed to represent".

But it's this growing disconnect between labour as a biological/social requirement versus work as a cultural artefact that has seen it take on a life of its own, spiralling out of control, taking over everything else.

Labour has become so disconnected from reality that it thinks that if it simply refuses to face up to them, they will go away.

The big dilemma - the driving force behind City's years of success but has looked laboured, jaded and occasionally disconnected this season.