Sentence examples for labour debate from inspiring English sources

That will now feed into the wider UK Labour debate and review of defence policy".

But this is unlikely to have much of an impact on the internal Labour debate.

The narrowness of the current Labour debate could put the party at a serious strategic disadvantage, he warned.

Many of the loudest voices in the Labour debate come from the remains of the Blairite right, or the trade union-backed left.

Blair's latest contribution to the Labour debate was a flatly strange article in the Spectator, sprinkled with the usual gnomic formulations (eg "true progressives are always the modernisers").

No politician seeking office can ignore these things, but any Labour debate about whether greater boldness on spending and borrowing might actually pay dividends at the election next year is now pushed to the margins.

So Mr Cameron is left sweating as Labour debates with itself.

Ed Miliband offered to give over Labour debating time to stage the vote, but Cameron pre-empted him by saying the government had already decided to do so itself.

Last summer Labour debated whether to advocate an immediate in-out EU referendum on coming to power, but felt that was too great a risk.

"Some say our attempts to eradicate child labour are culturally imperialist," Jose said, pointing out another rift in the child-labour debate.

Labour's debate on renewing Trident is likely to mirror a hugely divisive debate at the SNP's conference in 2012 on reversing its longstanding opposition to Nato membership, while still opposing nuclear weapons.