Sentence examples for labour declined from inspiring English sources

His report was produced in January 2010 and Labour declined to endorse it.

Labour declined to answer questions about whether it had agreed to the donation deal because it was tax efficient.

During Kirkland's presidency (1979 95) the percentage of workers represented by organized labour declined from 19 to 15 percent.

Labour declined to comment on the report of a new Labour willingness to accept extra airport capacity in the south-east.

The department for labour declined to comment to the Thomson Reuters Foundation but a parliamentary committee is now considering whether to lift the ban.

A Conservative health spokesman declined to comment on the findings, simply saying: 'We've taken tough decisions to increase the NHS budget by £12.7 billion over the course of this parliament, allowing the NHS to deal with significant rises in demand.' Labour declined to respond to the findings.

After all, no byelection will change the government's mind about 42 days, particularly if Labour declines to fight it.

These results crown a long process of Labour decline in English local government.

Ms Begg said Mr Murphy was not to blame for 10 years of Labour decline.

Former Aberdeen South MP Dame Anne Begg is thought to be among those who have given Mr Murphy their support, saying Mr Murphy was not to blame for 10 years of Labour decline.

Labour has declined gently.