Sentence examples for labour for all from inspiring English sources

Toynbee ended her piece by saying we are "good at lambasting Labour for all it has still not done".

They are good at lambasting Labour for all it has still not done: that is the opposition's job.

Labour, for all Jeremy Corbyn's doubts about the EU, will be for keeping Britain in Europe, too, as will the SNP in Scotland.

Married Couples Allowancee, a subsidy that was cut by the last Tory government and killed off by Labour for all bar the pre-1935 vintage, was axed because it didn't seem to have much impact on behaviour.

While industrial development has been concentrated in and around Bangkok, production has also expanded along the eastern seaboard and, more recently, into northern, especially northeastern, Thailand, where much of the labour for all industries originates.

He said he wasn't going to blame Labour for all our problems, then he did – "that feels better" – but went on to say "big society" means that paying your taxes and expecting the state to do the rest isn't good enough.

The labour market, for all its improvements, still needs further reform.

The Labour party, for all its recent history, is Britain's agent-in-chief of change.

Over the next four years, I will work tirelessly to bring communities together and deliver my Labour manifesto for all Londoners.

However, Iraq aside, those Labour governments, for all their faults, achieved many good things with the boost to public spending on health and education.

This is something the New Labour project, for all its flaws, understood: we must meet people where they are, not where we would like them to be.