Sentence examples for labour events from inspiring English sources

So far, we're told they have secured only the support of one Eddie Izzard, whose appearance at Labour events is becoming so predictable as to be tedious.

The day quickly became a purely Labour event.

He says the Lib Dems have learnt from watching the Labour event yesterday.

Before heading north from Edinburgh, he is expected to mount an onslaught against the SNP at a Labour event in the capital.

The Labour event, which was compered by Stephen Fry, saw a series of money-spinning pledges for works by some of Britain's leading artists.

One MP told the Guardian they had never seen such hostility directed towards an individual at a Labour event of this kind.

On 24 January 1981, the gang of four went to their final Labour event: an acrimonious one-day conference that voted to drastically reduce the influence of MPs over the party's choice of leader and deputy leader.

In fact, Labour is pledged to reform the health service: yesterday's big Labour event was focused not just on the party's pledge to create 10,000 new training places for nurses, but also its plans to integrate the care delivered by the NHS with the social care laid on by local authorities.

Presenter Jon Snow noted in his daily email earlier: Having attended the Labour press conference this morning and hearing Peter Mandelson and Ed Balls discussing the non-appearance of Peppa Pig at some Labour event I'm now even more bemused to be told by my producer that she'll be making an appear[ance] on Channel 4 News tonight.

Number needed to treat to prevent and number needed to harm was estimated: number needed to treat to prevent/number needed to harm=1/([induction of labour event risk]—[expectant management event risk]).

This followed a number of "Labour listens" events we held where this issue was frequently raised.