Sentence examples for in both labour from inspiring English sources

Despite these developments, though, the long-term trend towards larger schools is rooted in both Labour and Conservative policies.

Watson added fuel to the row by saying "a lot of people" in both Labour and the Conservatives wanted a referendum sooner.

They date from the mid-1960s, and they resulted in the continuous decrease in both labour productivity and the growth rate.

There is a McCluskey-esque tendency in both Labour and the Conservative parties to say they will govern, even if they do not win a majority.

Active in both Labour and Cambridge Union politics, Watkins was married young ("I was virtually a child bridegroom") to Ruth Howard, sister of his future colleague, Anthony Howard.

A flaw in both Labour and Conservative school-reform efforts is that there is little drive for improvements to spread round the country.

Amid 40 years of battles won and lost, what really worries him in 2005 is an accumulated 25 years of procedural reforms in parliament, both Labour and Tory, usually in the name of efficiency.

Clobbered by the electorate in May, both Labour and the Liberal Democrats – albeit in different styles and to different degrees – have reverted to type under new leaders.

Parliament supported the principle of Trident renewal in in 2007, when both Labour and the Tories were in favour.

In 1997, both Labour and the Tories were plagued by rows between the advertising experts and party officials.

In fact, both Labour and the Liberal Democrats have announced proposals to increase the amount of paternity leave and pay to support working fathers.