Sentence examples for labour describes from inspiring English sources

The overall policy draft on this is a garble, which a seasoned senior Treasury source (by no means hostile to Labour) describes as "an absolute botch and a funding nightmare for the universities".

"A humiliating U-turn" by Michael Gove is how Labour describes what they're calling the #EBacctrack.

Mr Davies, leader of the Conservative group in the National Assembly, the second largest party to Labour, describes himself as a "proud unionist".

Finally, division of labour describes the roles of the members of the community involved in the activity system: the student performing the abdominal examination and the supervisor evaluating the student's performance.

One of the most colourful MPs, he despises New Labour, describing himself as "ancient Labour".

Labour described the findings as shameful and accused the coalition of abandoning an already marginalised group of young people.

Conducted over a few days of secret negotiations, Labour described the deal as a smash and grab raid.

The poor turnout sparked calls for the process to be reformed, with Labour describing the byelection "a shambles".

Labour described it as "a set of loopholes that simply isn't available to most working families in Britain".

Labour described it as a toothless tiger, not least because Dacre was chairman of the editor's code of practice committee, which sets standards for journalists.

Andrew Lansley has confirmed his nomination for a top job at the UN which Labour described as a consolation prize from David Cameron for sacking him.