Sentence examples for distracted labour from inspiring English sources
The intricacies of the leadership election seem to have distracted Labour MPs from the realisation that they are now the official opposition.
The row about whether people should be responsible for policing the possibility of small-scale avoidance by tradesmen and women distracted from Labour's focus on tackling large-scale avoidance by companies and the super-rich.
It was complex, undoubtedly, but should not distract from Labour's record in office.
However, I will not let anything distract from Labour's chance to win the coming general election.
There are valiant efforts to talk up the split – not least from leftwingers who want to distract from Labour's own divisions over Trident – but an existential threat to the future of the Conservative party has not yet materialised.
However I will not let anything distract from Labour's chance to win the coming general election".
It's also because economic issues have distracted them, while Labour and the Conservatives are both desperate to prove that they are the party of big business.
Unable to confide in her well-meaning but distracted family, she labours under an unnecessary burden of guilt until she finds an outlet for her turmoil in furtive correspondence with a prisoner on Death Row in Texas.
As Labour is distracted by contests for the leadership and deputy leadership of the party, the prime minister will outline plans for a raft of legislation in the Queen's speech on 27 May that will transform the nature of British politics.
Wood writes that Wilson, Bottomley and their Labour contemporaries were "distracted by their own political agendas", and did not understand the extent of Rhodesia's considerable disillusionment with Britain by this time.
