Sentence examples for labour attitude from inspiring English sources

The Labour attitude outraged leading Conservatives.

He describes this week's dismal youth unemployment figures as "an absolute tragedy", then adds: "But one of the great crimes perpetrated in the UK economy recently is the old Labour attitude of getting rid of competition.

That shift in Labour attitudes is repeated in the details of today's voting intention poll: while 86% of 2005 Tory voters are sticking with their party, only 71% of 2005 Labour voters remain loyal.

Labour's attitude to Mr Blair could not be more different.

Labour's attitude to film-making is all over the place.

Historically, like any other party, Labour's attitude to electoral reform has been governed by self-interest.

An architect of the policy puts it thus: "Old Labour's attitude was 'You are a lot of evil bastards who just educate the rich.

Unfortunately, Alistair Darling summed up Labour's attitude to trams as he left the opening ceremony of the (highly popular and successful) Nottingham tram system.

That, if you think tax avoidance is immoral, is rather like appointing an adulterer to advise the government on how to strengthen the family.This reflects a wider ambiguity about Labour's attitude to business.

One former senior adviser to Tony Blair explained to me New Labour's attitude to what was described as the "non-aspirational working-class": "Maybe partly taken for granted, maybe partly those people are in constituencies that Labour are going to win anyway.

Though its details are recondite, the dispute is at bottom about the relationship between the NHS and private health-care, and about New Labour's attitude towards the independent sector.Aneurin Bevan, the NHS's architect, was once asked how he persuaded doctors to sign up to the new NHS in 1948: "I stuffed their mouths with gold," he replied.