Sentence examples for labour ideologies from inspiring English sources

How do Conservative/Labour (or New Labour) ideologies differ from Republican/Democrat ones?

But it also set him apart from recent Labour ideology.

The progressive possibilities of the Labour leadership battle, and for what happens to a Labour Party cut adrift after almost twenty years of now discredited New Labour ideology is the thin strand of hope to which UK citizens might cling.

Post-independence, it's hoped that the Scottish political landscape would become a mirror image of Westminster's, where, as Bissett explains, "what you have is a continual battle between the centre and the right, and the furthest left it goes is the Lib Dems, or certain strands of Labour ideology.

Conservative leader Tim Harris said it was "Labour's ideology to raise tax" and claimed "it was a question of political priorities" which was dictating council spending.

New Labour's ideology departed with its traditional beliefs in achieving social justice on behalf of the working class through mass collectivism; Blair was influenced by ethical and Christian forms of socialism and used these to cast a modern form of socialism.

A number of questions which have only rarely been thematized by labour historians-the ideologies of factory reform, the politics of factory commissions, the routines of factory inspection, and the earliest waves of strike action in the cotton textile industry-are raised in this book.

Labour talked about ideology; the Tories talked about patients.

However Clinton and Blair are still friends and Labour shares more ideology with the Democrats.

"With the police in crisis, the NHS in difficulty and educational standards slipping, we need a government focused on the challenges in our daily lives rather than their own political ideology". Labour's Shadow Scottish Secretary Ian Murray said: "While Labour is facing the future with new leaders who have an overwhelming mandate for change, the SNP are stuck in the arguments of the past.

Her ethnographic research on gendered ideologies and labour relations among cotton producers in rural Andhra Pradesh construes farmer-suicide as symptomatic of a masculine identity crisis imbued into all males by the society from childhood.