Sentence examples for impression of the labour from inspiring English sources

On the other, given the desiccated nature of the event inside and the enduring notion that you are nothing in public life if people can't manufacture a security threat around you, it did rather give the impression of the Labour conference being somewhere too irrelevant to even dream of attacking.

The impression of the U.S. labour market has improved substantially with the latest jobs market data for September.

Read the Hansard transcript and you get the strong impression of Labour triangulating the Tories.

He said what when one bore in mind that many of those who would like to work more would earn comparatively low salaries, "the impact … is to drag down the impression you would have of the labour market output gap very considerably".

He also dismisses any suggestion that his backing from the three biggest trade unions risks reviving an impression of a Labour leader in the pocket of Unite.

But the impression of Labour nastiness is stronger, and may matter more.

A YouGov poll published on April 28th showed that voters' impression of the Tory campaign was, on balance, negative, and that of the Labour one positive.

Overall, 31% have a favourable impression of Labour – three points higher than of Brown.

After a well written review of previous work, he urges an accurate, detailed impression of labour conditions online in respect to specific sectors and companies, rooted in a definite understanding of exploitation.

He then went on to do an impression of an (unspecific) labour politician in what I thought was a Scottish accent (on Twitter some have suggested it was Gordon Brown he was mimicking, while others seem to think it was Russian).

My impression of Labour in Scotland has gone down, mostly because of Jim Murphy, but I do like what some of their figures in England - Andy Burnham and Diane Abbot - are saying on Twitter".