Sentence examples for frustrated labour from inspiring English sources

The alleged ploy, revealed by a frustrated Labour MP opposed to the sales, suggests that high-stakes political manoeuvring is under way.

She writes: "However much we like to think that all Liberal Democrat voters are secretly frustrated Labour voters, the evidence just does not bear this out".

Lees is disappointed that there are still no British trans MPs and frustrated that Labour candidate Emily Brothers, who announced she is transgender before the election, failed to win.

Many Lib Dem supporters felt betrayed by this and other compromises, and deserted the party.By going into the coalition, the Lib Dems also forfeited their place as the party of protest for frustrated Tory and Labour voters.

What has frustrated Democrats, and now Labour, is that such cynical tactics should be deeply unpopular.

Its hostility to reform had hitherto frustrated management efforts to cut labour costs.

They can make great websites, but is it actually possible for young, frustrated people to withdraw their labour meaningfully?

June 11: Frustrated voters have strongly rebuked Labour over the war and other issues, commentators from across the political spectrum tell Guardian Unlimited.

He would have seen an uncertain Labour party, a frustrated Green movement, a decentralising spirit, a fresh impatience with the electoral system and, above all, a battle for Britain's place in Europe.

This explains the frustrated complaint by Mr Dewar, launching Labour's campaign on April 6th, that the SNP is concealing its goal of winning Scottish independence.

The result is a stagnant real wage for all but those at the high end of the income spectrum and a growing number of frustrated workers pushed out of the labour force due to lack of work.