Sentence examples for labour linked from inspiring English sources

But emulating Scotland's Better Together campaign – where Labour linked arms with the Tories in a campaign of fear – could have calamitous results, with Eurosceptic Labour voters being lost to Ukip.

First, it does not purge L and K from the portion of capital and labour linked to big data.

Later Fordism, i.e. the utmost division of labour linked to an increase of income for the working class, was weakening trade unions too (Braverman 1974; Aglietta, and Fernbach 2001).

Unless he flops, sacking him would undermine Labour's claims to have given the Bank operational independence especially if his replacement had Labour links.

11.08am: The Tories are handing out documents called Cash-Gordon about Labour links with Unite, according to Andy at the press conference.

Ed Miliband has threatened to make them a legal necessity; Conservatives countered by complaining about the Labour links of the BBC's debate negotiator, Sue Inglish.

The Times seized on Mr Dyke's Labour links as well as his upbringing, which did not include going to Cambridge or Oxford university.

A: We've had at least three debates at conference about our Labour link, and we are different to any other union because we do not affiliate all our members to the Labour party.

A Conservative source said: "We are never going to be flavour of the month with them, given their Labour links, but we want to get back to where we were before Thatcher.

A select "Sunday group" will also be convened "bi-monthly" that will include two former aides to Peter Mandelson Benn Wegg-Prosser and Patrick Loughran Tony Blairr's former press officer, Matthew Doyle; and DJ Collins, another ex-adviser with extensive New Labour links.

This is already a Miliband theme, although some of the Greenberg solutions for this liberal crisis may not work in the UK due to the unique nature of the Labour link with the unions.