Sentence examples for exaggerated labour from inspiring English sources

The BBC exaggerated Labour's lead by five percentage points, even though the crude results had been "adjusted" downwards.The only pre-election bull's-eye on the Labour lead was Gallup's.

Instead of repudiating the Tories' exaggerated claim that Labour over-spending caused Britain's debts to pile up, its shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, decried Mr Osborne's cuts, even as the persistence of the deficit made it inevitable that, in government, Labour would be forced to extend them, as Mr Balls has now promised.

The second would be proportional representation, which would help reduce Labour's exaggerated representation in Scotland and Wales, which is a result of the current first-past-the-post system.

The Conservatives and Labour will both make bold, exaggerated and unfounded claims about the 50p rate's effects.

The great socialist historian saw their "exaggerated discretion" as the characteristic failing of Labour governments.As you might expect, this column does not share Tawney's disappointment.

Tories say this because Labour mounted a high horse and exaggerated the sleaze of John Major's government.

But these fears are not only exaggerated, they're also dangerous since they risk alienating Labour from English voters if it is seen to oppose reforms that have strong public support.

Until now Labour has wriggled miserably, nervous of polls that show little sympathy for the unemployed and a wildly exaggerated belief that fraud and shirking are rife.

Research: Government's projected savings from bedroom tax were 'exaggerated' Labour deputy leader Harriet Harman said the shortage in social housing means only one in 25 households affected by the spare room subsidy can actually choose a smaller property without an extra bedroom.

But these are exaggerated.

He exaggerated only slightly.