Sentence examples for labour alliances from inspiring English sources

Susanna Camusso, leader of the CGIL, the biggest trade-union federation, retorted that it risked "saving the country and finishing off the population".On December 12th, in a rare show of unity, the CGIL will join two other labour alliances in a strike against the decree.

So far, we have also ignored one major power bloc in the Labour alliance – the trade unions.

I think the Liberals (I always think of them as such) are really more comfortable with a Labour alliance, whereas in present circumstances their role is to save David Cameron from his own supporters.

The major partner in the labour alliance and (by its antecedents) the oldest party in Palestine-Israel was Mapai (an acronym for Mifleget Poʿale Eretz Yisraʾel ["Party of the Workers of the Land of Israel"]).

Labour insists that it will vote for a post-legislative referendum at some point in the debates, forming another possible point of Labour alliance with dissenting Tory MPs to defeat the government.

David Cameron, who has refused to undertake Lords reform in this parliament, needs a clear settlement with the unelected upper house to take him to 2020 since Tory peers are heavily outnumbered by a Lib Dem and Labour alliance.

In 1919 Ontario's Conservative government was ousted by a farmer-labour alliance led by the United Farmers of Ontario.

He spoke out after the Labour leader accused him of destabilising the UK with the repeated warnings about an SNP-Labour alliance.

Ukip aides attributed this to a severe squeeze on their older, right-leaning vote as supporters took fright at David Cameron's warnings of an SNP-Labour alliance.

Cameron and Clegg could be the founders of an anti-Labour alliance that keeps the centre-left in impotent opposition for a generation.

The polling also confirms that English voters were put off by the suggestion that Labour would be dependent on the SNP, or of the possibility of an anti-austerity SNP-Labour alliance.