Sentence examples for hardworking labour from inspiring English sources

"In my constituency, many people are supporters of Corbyn, and most of them are good, hardworking Labour supporters, but a vocal minority make it their business to criticise.

We're fed a nostalgic version of the working-class past, populated by two, male, stereotypes: hardworking labour activists, the forefathers of Labour's "hardworking families"; and socially aspirant young men set on escaping the working class, who populated novels and films such as Room at the Top, and legitimate politicians' emphasis on social mobility.

Calling for a cap on individual donations to political parties, she said during prime minister's questions in the Commons: "It's not acceptable for him to be curbing funds from hardworking people to the Labour party while turning a blind eye to donations from hedge funds to the Tories".

"Or abandoning that plan for the SNP and Labour with hardworking taxpayers paying the price for the economic chaos that would result".

"And if they were in government now, Labour would make hardworking people worse off.

"Hardworking families", lionised by Tory and Labour politicians, are the ones who will be paying the continuing cost of the bankers' crash and David Cameron and Osborne's half-cocked deficit-reduction programme.

If Labour is on side of "hardworking families", why did they raise tax on the lowest earners?

Those Labour seeks to represent – the hardworking, ambitious majority – have the most to lose if we leave.

The Channel 4 series Benefits Street has riled both the left and the right, and angered a popular audience of what David Cameron and Labour's John Denham alike have described as "hardworking families".

"The Labour party have completely lost touch with the hardworking people they are supposed to represent.

It appeared in that excruciating online Tory poster about beer and bingo – "help[ing] hardworking people do more of the things they enjoy" – but now Labour are parading it.