Sentence examples for labor lawmaker from inspiring English sources

"He called us the saboteur's cubs," said a Peres supporter, Haggai Merom, who is a former Labor lawmaker.

The Washington Post's Dan Balz focused on Glenda Jackson in a story headlined: "In Britain, famed actress and Labor lawmaker Glenda Jackson fights to keep seat".

On Monday in Ramallah, Mr. Abbas and Hilik Bar, the Labor lawmaker who headed the Israeli delegation, sat under an enormous mural of Jerusalem with the Dome of the Rock at the center, and across from an equally large banner of the Palestinian flag.

Corbyn spent more than 30 years as a Labor lawmaker, never holding a senior role and best known for his frequent rebellions against the center-left party's leadership.

John Spellar, a long-serving Labor lawmaker who backed Owen Smith, said the century-old party would find a more moderate path again, eventually. .

"In constitutional monarchy policy and diplomacy should be conducted by parliament and government," opposition Labor lawmaker Mike Gapes wrote on Twitter.

But most Labor lawmakers and a chunk of party members despair of ever regaining power while Corbyn is in charge.

Senator Bob Casey, Democrat of Pennsylvania, and other pro-labor lawmakers, said they resented that the United Automobile Workers union was being blamed for causing the automakers' financial problems.

Pro-labor lawmakers are furious that union workers are being blamed for causing the automakers' problems, even as tens of thousands face layoffs.

Mr. LaRossa and other critics contend that the unions' electoral success contributes to the high cost of government in New Jersey, a core issue in a state where Gov. Chris Christie, a Republican, has clashed with labor and lawmakers over salaries, pensions, staffing and overlapping layers of government.

Republican lawmakers with ties to labor said some lawmakers uneasy with the new rules were hesitant to vote against them because the House leadership and the administration were making the vote a test of loyalty.