Sentence examples for labour both from inspiring English sources
Yet Labour – both the party and the movement – is pro-European.
AMERICA'S recession was cruel to capital and labour: both employment and profit margins collapsed.
But, with the Tories and Labour both planning to vote for it, the government is confident of winning.
Another poll, by ComRes for ITV, put the Conservatives on 32%, and the Lib Dems and Labour both on 28%.
No wonder the Lib Dems and Labour both now favour a mansion tax, at least as an interim measure.
The Survation poll had the Conservatives and Labour both at 31.4 per cent; the BMG Research survey scored it at 33.7 per cent each.
Besides, Labour is both practically and intellectually exhausted.
The two traditions which historically supported Labour are both exhausted.
Labour attacks both, the latter more effectively than the former.
A new form of international division of labour affects both recipient and investor cities.
How could I not want to get in and help Labour stop both of them?
