Sentence examples for labour ones from inspiring English sources

In parliament we Conservative women MPs often find we outnumber the Labour ones on policy debates that are specifically about women.

Classical musical features prominently in politicians' requests, but more so on Tory playlists than Labour ones.

This was at a time when Conservative MPs (and a few Labour ones) could still be found explaining on TV that while apartheid was "regrettable", doing absolutely bugger all about it, plus hailing an umpteen-statelets solution, was the recipe for peace and prosperity.

I realise that Cameron has most peers on his side – including, sadly, many Labour ones, some friends of mine who entered as reformers and ended up "going native".

It could be counter-productive in a house increasingly peopled by Tory MPs who had been taught to regard him as a traitor and by Labour ones who thought, wrongly, that he was almost one of them.

In their relentless, sanitised, on-message discipline, Tory conferences increasingly resemble the sterile Labour ones of the 1990s.

It even has split-council representation: two Labour, one Conservative.

Support for Labour, one might conclude, therefore presumes an above-average faith in the potential of politics.

His executive of seven Labour, one Tory and one independent councillor "works perfectly", he says.

Why would any local council, let alone a Labour one, choose to side with this?

A Tory government is preferred to a Labour one by a margin of 50 to 32percentnt.