Sentence examples for labour entitled from inspiring English sources

So aren't Labour entitled to say they won't work with you?

It is a sentiment echoed in the recent devolution proposals from Scottish Labour, entitled Powers for a purpose, which grudgingly offered more powers while protesting that a unionist rubicon was in danger of being crossed.

Inspired by the Bennites, Livingstone planned a GLC take-over; on 18 October 1979, he called a meeting of Labour leftists entitled "Taking over the GLC", beginning publication of monthly newsletter the London Labour Briefing.

A quarter of a century on, New Labour is entitled to ask for the same rigour.

Mr Umunna accused Mr Cable of being "silly" and Labour was entitled to question the price of shares.

The foreword to Blue Labour's latest book, entitled Blue Labour: Forging a New Politics, was written by Rowan Williams.

The profits, if any, were divided into a number of shares corresponding to the total number of man-days of labour, every member entitled to one share for each day's labour performed.

A document, entitled Labour's Economic Credibility Strategy, seen by this newspaper, admits that "Labour suffers from a perceived lack of credibility on the economy", but that there is now "close to a consensus among macro-economists that austerity represents a poor policy choice for governments".

As with the SDP, there is a prospect that a few entitled Labour MPs will split, and that the media will get behind the narrative that they are the "true" Labour party.

It's built around the leak of one page of Labour's manifesto, entitled "Budget Responsibility Lock".

Family politics Tony Benn 'The Labour movement is entitled to see that its leaders reflect its policies in Parliament.