Sentence examples for labour contest from inspiring English sources

The memory did her no good in last year's Labour contest for the London mayoral candidacy.

Khan's intervention in the Labour contest has, inevitably, triggering theorising about his long-term ambitions.

Ken Livingstone, the former Mayor of London, said Mr Corbyn had "electrified" the Labour contest and offered the party the best chance of returning to power in 2020.

The result of their race will be announced on September 25th.The day before, the outcome of another Labour contest will be declared.

It means Corbyn will be much more closely associated with the Labour contest next year, in which Goldsmith and Khan will fight it out.

Corbyn regards his opposition to Trident as a red-line issue that illustrates the scale of change in the era of "new politics" heralded by his emphatic victory in the Labour contest.

It has 39 marginals – most of them close Tory versus Labour contests.

Given the tiny turnout in Labour contests – a mere 8% of its union members voted in the 2007 deputy leadership contest – it means that historically small numbers can shape the outcome.

Labour contests that claim, arguing that every new SNP MP cuts Labour's chances of winning an overall majority and defeating the Tories, but recent opinion polls suggest the SNP could win dozens of Scottish seats.

The entry into the race of the MP for Wallasey, Angela Eagle, puts Merseyside at the centre of what is shaping up to be one of the most fractious Labour contests since the days of Militant in the 1980s.

This represents an 8.5percentnt swing from the Conservatives to Labour in these seats – enough for Labour to win all 32 of them, plus a further 66 if it were repeated in Conservative-Labour contests elsewhere.