Sentence examples for labour offering from inspiring English sources

"What was Labour offering us?

Elsewhere in the world the private sector would compete with the government for labour, offering comparable pay.

It's that he stole "change" from the Tories and "fairness" from Labour, offering himself as the agent of both.

Lib Dem candidate Sian Anne Cliff has been utilising the Lib Dem Councillors in the area to support her cause, but with Labour offering similar an apprenticeship scheme similar to their skills fund, UK government policy may dictated their fate.

He said the next general election would present a "big choice", with Labour offering a different future to the "Tory vision" of a Britain where payday lenders "prey on the vulnerable", living standards stagnate, and the energy companies carry on "ripping off" consumers.

With Labour offering nothing but more misery for the masses and more tax breaks for "wealth creators", they're likely to find most core voters either staying at home next polling day or voting SNP, Green or Ukip to give them a well-earned bloody nose.

The same cannot be said of their policies, after Cooper launched a direct attack on Corbyn, describing his offer to Labour as offering "old solutions to old problems".

Yet at the party's manifesto launch in London this morning Nick Clegg, its leader was remarkably upbeat, fizzing with details from his doorstopper of an electoral programme (at 160 pages about twice as long as either the Conservative or Labour offerings).The deputy prime minister's good mood seems to have something to do with the likely election result: another hung parliament.

He wants his party to outflank Labour by offering union members free membership and benefits such as cheaper insurance and legal support (rather like those offered by the unions themselves).

Apparently this could happen quickly, and Labour is offering to help.

There is an open goal for a Labour leader offering a convincing alternative economic strategy.