Sentence examples for labour extended from inspiring English sources

Flowers may have been on the outer edges of the Labour extended family – Ed Balls insists he has never had a meeting, email exchange or phone call with him – but the Co-op link was enough for Tory spinners to rebrand him a close "adviser to Ed Miliband".

Labour extended its lead in the opinion polls after announcing at its conference last week that it would freeze energy prices and increase corporation tax to pay for a cut in business rates for small firms.

Mr McDonnell promised a "new contract for a new workforce" under Labour, extending existing employment protection rights to the self-employed and those on "non-traditional" contracts.

A recent Populus poll for the Times showed Labour extending its lead to 41%, fully nine points clear of the Conservatives.

A second poll showed Labour extending its lead over the Tories to nine points, while the Liberal Democrats were unchanged on 11%.

But he and his team quickly realised that the picture conjured up by Mr Blair of Mr Brown lumbering after his more sprightly rival intent on smashing in his head, was a gift.A poll by ICM in this week's Guardian suggests that when voters are asked to imagine Mr Brown going head-to-head with Mr Cameron, the Tory lead over Labour extends from five percentage points to eight.

This Labour act extended the powers of the state.

But the student loan scheme introduced by Labour and extended by us is nothing like a commercial loan.

Despite a difficult party conference for Mr Miliband last week, Labour has extended its lead in voting intention to six points over the Tories – 35 per cent to 29 per cent.

"One of Cameron's first acts as Prime Minister was to cut Labour's extended opening hours scheme and scrap our guarantee of an appointment within 48 hours".

Today population control is, in fact, part of a broader strategy of global capital in which women's labour is extended and intensified.