Sentence examples for labour enjoyed from inspiring English sources

Labour enjoyed its best result among 18 to 24 year-olds in May, though fewer than half voted.

Labour enjoyed Charles Kennedy's agony over antisocial behaviour measures, which the Lib Dems opposed and then backed - so it laid a couple more tripwires for him yesterday.

He summarised: From 1997 to 2007 was a strikingly stable period for the economy; Labour enjoyed a huge majority and was quite disciplined; the Conservative Party until David Cameron became leader was not really at the races.

Labour enjoyed a trend-defying surge in its membership during the Ohhh Jeremy Corbyn phase of his leadership, but that is going downhill as the magical uncle turns out not to be so wondrous after all.

Labour enjoyed a long surge – though it twice stalled – but early this week it finally seemed to falter and there was a sense of deflation among those around Corbyn in the final phases.

Although New Labour enjoyed a huge majority, it defined its goals, in stark contrast to the 1945 Labour government, in terms of its own re-election rather than political change.

According to ComRes, Labour enjoys a four-point lead over the Conservatives.

Labour enjoys 42% support among the C2s, a rise of 17% from last year's election.

Whereas among men Labour enjoys a 7-point lead over the Tories (36%-29 36%-29ng women it is 26 points (51%-25%).

The final strategic strength Labour enjoys is the efficient distribution of its vote across the electoral battleground.

The centre-left partnership of Fine Gael, Mr Kenny's party, and Labour enjoys Ireland's biggest-ever parliamentary majority, but has lost much public support.