Sentence examples for from any labour from inspiring English sources

Last but not least, by conducting separate surveys in individual seats, the Conservative peer pulls away the comfort blanket from any Labour or Liberal Democrat MP who was imagined that the extraordinary swing to the SNP, which nationwide polls have been showing, is something that is happening somewhere other than their own back yard.

With a shortage of quotes from any actual Labour politicians the article became front-page news the following day.

That is not an answer you would have got from any previous Labour shadow chancellor in living memory.

So the Tisc clause will not prevent parent companies in the UK from profiting from any slave labour used in their supply chains abroad by non-UK subsidiaries.

This from a 'Labour' party?

And this from a Labour peer.

A lifelong Labour voter from a Labour family, she is switching to the Liberal Democrats.

She stepped up and she deserves support and admiration from any who knows Labour needs saving in its darkest hour.

Brown's model, which goes far further than those from any other senior Labour figure, and the modest new income tax powers for Holyrood devised when he was prime minister, edge the party much closer to the quasi-federal plans championed by the Liberal Democrats.

It described Waddington as bowling "left-hand, medium pace inclining to fast", with a "delivery that seems part of himself free from any suggestion of labour or undue effort"; it noted that he always bowled a good length and made the ball bounce sharply after pitching.

Among the largest overall claims were £73,206 from crossbencher Lord Laird, £66,896 from Labour's Lady Adams of Craigielea, £65,804 from Labour's Lord Foster of Bishop Auckland, £65,447 from Labour's Lord Evans of Parkside and £65,262 from Labour's Lord Brett.