Sentence examples for labour charge from inspiring English sources
Mr Cable defended Mr Osborne from the Labour charge that he is a "part-time Chancellor", because of his other job, planning Tory strategy for the next election.
But the Tories are reluctant to advance this argument too vigorously, because they know it will make them vulnerable to the perennial Labour charge that they intend to privatise the National Health Service.
And Clegg also had a ready answer to the Labour charge that he does not care about the less well off because he supported the reduction in the top rate of income tax from 50p to 45p.
No 10 is highly sensitive to the charge that the prime minister, David Cameron, is overly reliant on Etonians because that claim reinforces the Labour charge that he is out of touch with ordinary people.
In the section of the speech marked pragmatic, Osborne smoothed the path of deficit reduction to eliminate the rollercoaster effect that he decided to insert in his pre-election budget to blunt the potential Labour charge that he was taking spending back to the level of the 1930s.
And turning on its head the Tory and New Labour charge that such talk is "anti-business", Miliband raised the prospect of a "new economy", ditching the "old set of rules": backing producers against predators, wealth creators against assets strippers, real engineering instead of financial engineering.
He said it was vulnerable to Labour charges of still being the "nasty party".
Consider David Freud, the investment banker New Labour charged with addressing welfare reform.
"But don't be taken in by headline discount figures – look at the total price of the boiler and labour charges," Driscoll says.
Verdict: The promised extra cash is designed to counter Labour charges that the quality of NHS care would deteriorate under the Tories.
Initially he had hoped to continue as a councillor and LGA chair while advising Johnson on an unpaid, informal basis, but he eventually succumbed to Labour charges that such an arrangement would have been legally unsound.
