Sentence examples for labour communities from inspiring English sources

And it is working people and Labour communities that will pay the price.

That would be catastrophic for our country and Labour communities would suffer badly.

Labour recruiting often caused the breakup of traditional societies if too many males left their communities and the creation of immigrant labour communities if they did not.

"In the 80s, we started fighting each other and left the way clear for Margaret Thatcher to bulldoze her way through Labour communities.

Labour communities would face a double threat: the return of recession, led by a Tory government with an emboldened right wing," they say.

Labour communities would face a double threat: the return of recession, led by a Tory government with an emboldened right wing.

I look at everyone: 'Did you do this?' I thought this was a strong Labour community, not a Ukip place – people were concerned for each other.

She was involved in social service for some six decades, four of them as president of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), an umbrella organization that comprises civic, church, educational, labour, community, and professional groups.

Spending too much time, perhaps, talking to professional politicians and to each other, we missed the anger and the desperation for change which we now know was pulsating through the broader Labour community out in the country after May's unexpected outright Conservative win.

Health insurance plans may also be established independently by large employers, labour unions, communities, or cooperatives.

From my early years as a council tenant and now as Scottish Labour's communities spokeswoman I'll push for councils to be treated with parity.