Sentence examples for labour future from inspiring English sources

"I think that if he or anyone else wants to create a pre-New Labour future for the party then he and the rest of them will quickly find that that is an electoral cul-de-sac".

But in the next months, bear in mind this glimpse of a reimagined Labour future, offered by a leader who is proving to be cleverer than some people would like to think.

Addressing Ed Miliband's criticisms, the peer said: "I think that if he or anyone else wants to create a pre-New Labour future for the party then he and the rest of them will quickly find that that is an electoral cul-de-sac".

The sunny uplands of a Labour future do not beckon, at least for me: reading the manifesto closely, I realised there's an ingenious mechanism of self-fulfilment at work which, for example, allows Labour to stoke fear of crime and create thousands of new criminal offences, then employ 17,000 new police officers and 16,000 new community support officers and swell the prison population by 24,000.

But the investment of ASOS and other companies, as well as improved traffic connections and new housing, all seemed to signal a bright post-New Labour future for the area.

Labour's future now looks perilous.

Why on earth is Labour refusing future donations from him?

They could determine the general election as well as Labour's future in Scotland.

He said Labour's future depends on a coalition of the people, not coalitions of convenience.

His resignation has already  sparked an intense debate over Labour's future direction.

And it is these communities that may decide the referendum – as well as Labour's future.