Sentence examples for labour legislator from inspiring English sources

A Labour legislator, Margaret Moran, was also suspended.

Keith Vaz, a Labour legislator, said: "This is a crushing decision; this is a terrible day for Britain and a terrible day for Europe.

"Stephen Byers, Geoff Hoon and Patricia Hewitt lived down to our worst expectations and allegedly offered themselves for hire — at a price, of course — the idiots," said a Labour legislator, Paul Flynn.

Denis MacShane, a British Labour legislator and German expert, said that Mr. Köhler was only speaking the truth but that German commentators did not want to recognize what he had said.

"Removing people for unacceptable behavior from social housing does not solve the problem," Kevin Barron, a Labour legislator, said, since it would require local authorities to find alternative housing for evicted families.

A senior Conservative lawmaker, Kenneth Clarke, suggested that Parliament could override the referendum — which is not, in the end, legally binding on the government — while a Labour legislator, David Lammy, called for a second referendum.

The former ministers' behavior provoked an outcry from their own party, with Labour legislators accusing them of betraying the party's principles.

To the fury of Mr. Cameron's office, Mr. Miliband could not deliver in the face of hostility from Labour legislators.

Jack Straw, the justice minister, said in a BBC radio interview on Tuesday that many Labour legislators had reacted to the behavior of the three ministers with "incredulity about their stupidity" for being "caught in a sting like this".

The British news media largely interpreted these views as naïve, while senior Labour legislators were already weighing methods of curbing immigration to appeal to disenchanted Labour voters who favored leaving the European Union.

Many Labour legislators fear that Mr. Corbyn, 67, is dragging the party so far from the political and ideological mainstream that he will lead it to another devastating political defeat at the hands of the Conservative Party in the next general election, which is not due until 2020 but is possible earlier.