Sentence examples for labour governing from inspiring English sources
Yet more voters would like to see Labour governing with a majority than any alternative.
That left Labour governing in conflict with its central purpose - using competition to fix the social recession that market fundamentalism created in the first place.
The Labour leader is under intense private pressure to "game" the likely options after an election and some Labour figures are startled by what they regard as a lack of preparation, including an assumption that Labour governing as a minority party would be an option.
Meanwhile, Labour, governing devolved Wales uninterruptedly since 1999, less touched politically by the traumas of New Labour than the Scottish Labour party, and led successively by Welsh speakers Rhodri Morgan and Carwyn Jones, has successfully wrapped itself in the red dragon flag without challenging the union with England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Launching his manifesto launch, the Lib Dem leader said a vote for his party would stop the Tories or Labour governing on their own.
Making the case for another coalition, Mr Clegg said a vote for his party would stop the Tories or Labour governing on their own, arguing the Lib Dems would "add a heart to a Conservative government and add a brain to a Labour one".
It is the logic of the division of labour, governed by rules as old as human civilization.
The key question for Miliband and his possible, potential cabinet is a simple one: "How will Labour govern?" The manifesto suggests a compromise between Labour's warring intellectual forces.
In an interview with the Observer on the eve of the TUC Congress in Liverpool, Len McCluskey, general secretary of Unite, says he will demand that Labour govern alone if it wins the election but falls short of an overall majority.
In 1923 his first book, How Labour Governs, was published by the London Labour Company.
Working within the Labor Party allowed Childe to gain an "unrivalled grasp of its structure and history", enabling him to write a book on the subject, How Labour Governs (1923).
