Sentence examples for labour a possibility from inspiring English sources

This is a clear sign that the Lib Dems consider a coalition with Labour a possibility, because David Cameron has said he is firmly opposed to reducing the number of Trident submarines, while Ed Miliband seems open to the possibility.

"For all the controversy over Qatar's selection to host the 2022 tournament, the scrutiny and pressure that the Qatari authorities are now under after the Guardian's reporting make genuine labour reform a possibility," he said.

Admitting the mother to the antenatal ward in the specialist centre a week or 2 before the estimated date of delivery to await natural labour is a possibility – but this is extraordinarily disruptive to a family if there are other children to be looked after, and can cost the father his job.

The UK's governing Conservative party has spearheaded the English nationalistic calls, hoping that a country sufficiently appalled and afraid by the thought of a coalition between Labour and the SNP — a possibility if Labour fails to win enough seats to govern the country on its own — will back the devil it knows over the tartan-wearing devil it doesn't.

The role of sikom- a system of communal labour in dealing with increased labour needs - was a possibility years ago.

The City would be more circumspect about openly bankrolling the Conservatives if it thought there was a possibility that Labour might win the next election.

Jack Straw, the justice secretary is said not to be an enthusiast, and there is a possibility that Labour may offer to change the voting system without a referendum, but instead by a simple vote in parliament.

At the count for Carmarthenshire - a big target for Plaid Cymru - BBC Wales political editor Betsan Powys said it looked as though another coalition between Labour and the independents is a possibility, but with a reduced majority.

Restricting the free movement of labour from within the EU is a possibility.

Mr Clegg also issued a "wake-up call", warning that a Conservative-UKIP coalition was as much a possibility as a Labour-SNP one.

All this raises the prospect of the SNP propping up a minority Labour government, which the party's former leader Alex Salmond insists is a possibility.