Sentence examples for enable labour from inspiring English sources

But simply protesting against austerity will not enable Labour to win.

That will enable Labour to argue that government economic strategy since 2010 has made things worse, though it will simultaneously cramp any hopes of extra Labour spending after 2015.

It might also enable Labour to answer the Tories' most potent criticism: "the answer to a debt crisis is not more borrowing" – a version of Margaret Thatcher's "household economics" which appears to ring true for many voters.

Professor John Curtice, from Strathclyde University, said: "A lead like this rather than the 20-point one in many other recent polls would enable Labour to hang on to half of its current seats.

However, Work and Pensions Secretary Mr Duncan Smith said supporting Mr Farage's party would enable Labour to take power and deny the people a vote on the UK's relationship with Brussels.

Higher population density may enable labour-intensive livelihoods and land management approaches (Chamberlin et al. 2006) and may stimulate the development of local markets and infrastructure.

While it enables Labour to start from a higher potential base than 2010, this emergent coalition is not enough by itself.

By 2008, more than 2.8 million adults had gained a qualification in basic skills, enabling Labour to claim it had reached its target two years early.

The SNP could win more than 90% of Scotland's seats with 45% of the vote, exploiting the same "winner takes all" electoral system that enabled Labour to dominate Scotland for decades.

A new and better leader, elected after a proper contest and an overdue strategic debate, can turn a new page, would allow Labour to be heard, could re-energise the core vote and keep the losses to a minimum, enabling Labour to stay in the game.

The environment where women give birth plays a significant part in enabling labour to progress normally.