Sentence examples for labour cause from inspiring English sources

However, some doubt his commitment to the New Labour cause.

Will no one put their name to the Labour cause?

To cling to office now would to do the Labour cause, and the country, huge harm.

They suspect the Labour cause is doomed, but if they are going to go, they will go fighting.

10.39am: Tony Blair has just arrived at a healthcare centre in the Harrow West constituency to help the Labour cause.

Shankly, whose centenary falls this September, was a former Scottish miner who – in common with a subsequent great English club manager from the same nation, Manchester United's Sir Alex Ferguson – remained a supporter of the Labour cause throughout his life.

But no, it was back to the tedious soundbites of "Labour caused all the trouble".

In Rome the Gracchi brothers, with their Trump-like concern about cheap migrant labour, caused so much civil strife that an all-powerful emperor seemed a better bet.

The biggest political myth of the last decade is the one peddled by the Tories when they falsely claim Labour caused the global financial crash.

The (utterly preposterous) charge that Labour caused the global financial crisis of 2008 would no longer have the same political potency.

During the ex-president's speech, congressman John Boccieri was informed that his wife had gone into labour, causing him to race from the stage.