Sentence examples for labour achieved from inspiring English sources

A film reminded delegates of what Labour achieved in 13 years of power.

As Lewis Baston puts it on the progressive localism blog: "In the big urban centres, Labour achieved astonishingly good results.

Labour achieved a spectacular recovery in the general election of 1945, when it won 393 seats and a comfortable 146-seat overall majority in the House of Commons.

There is the result of the February 27th Wirral South by-election where Labour achieved a swing of 17% on a high turnout of 73%.

That means celebrating all that Labour achieved in the NHS, schools, Sure Start, child care, crime, the minimum wage and restoring pride in civic spaces, when so much of that is about to be slashed by the coalition.

Based on an estimated 3 million BAME voters taking part in the election, the results equate to the Conservatives securing a million BAME votes for the first time in the party's history– while Labour achieved 1.6m.

"Central to Labour achieving any of this is an understanding of how England currently is and not how we would want it to be.

Dubbed "Super Thursday", the day of elections across the UK saw: Labour achieving 31% of the vote share, just ahead of the Conservatives on 30%, according to a BBC forecast, based on how people had voted in England.

But despite his hinterland (he is, like so many in New Labour, football-mad) and unusual back-story (he is the son of a refugee who fled the Nazis), he is at times caricatured as a remote intellectual, and may suffer from his status as front-runner.Only the voters will decide perhaps in a few weeks' time whether Labour achieves its aim of dominating British politics for a decade or longer.

Among children born to mothers who were referred before the onset of labour, had no induction or augmentation of labour, and achieved spontaneous or instrumental delivery, we observed no increase in risk associated with birth during the evening, at night orduring the weekend.

Umunna thinks Labour has achieved a fair balance on immigration.