Sentence examples for labour conversation from inspiring English sources

But whether Coyle is right or wrong, just as the Corbynistas are encouraging an internal Labour conversation so the mainstream of the party is shouting back at them.

Government consultations on key policy issues have a chequered history, as do party listening exercises such as Labour's Big Conversation, or Labour Listens.

The spirit sinks when you hear of regional hearings led by Jack Straw - unhappy memories of Labour's "big conversation" surface - but his aides insist they are mindful of the website-and-roadshow trap of drafty halls dotted with the odd nerd for a meeting that goes nowhere.

Not that New Labour handled the conversation well.

Labour can join that conversation or cede it to the right.

It is a message Ed Miliband could have made more forcefully during his term as Labour leader, when the conversation on the doorstep turned to immigration.

But these explanations will now inform the debate over current unemployment.What the Sveriges Riksbank has done is significantly improve the level of the conversation about labour market issues.

Or, on the eve of her resignation, the prime minister finding solace in an intimate conversation with Labour MP Frank Field who gently urges her to quit and "go out on a high note".

Tony Blair yesterday set the tone for his "big conversation" about Labour's third term with a neo-puritan appeal to voters to face up to the social irresponsibility which underpins poor parenting, unhealthy diet and anti-social behaviour towards neighbours.

All over the United States, she was the only topic of conversation at Labour Day picnics; at Jackson Hole, Wyoming, central bankers lost interest in the future of interest rates when her death was announced; in Pakistan a man she had once met poisoned himself.

Sinn Féin says that far from being a talk about a "post election coalition" as the Sun reported, their MP was referring to a "general conversation" with Labour MPs about the hypothetical circumstances in which Sinn Féin might end abstentionism.