Sentence examples for labour presents from inspiring English sources

Labour presents itself as their foremost champion, as well it might.

"But yes, I am keen that Labour presents an alternative to the government that is credible to the voters of this country.

With the European invasion of the new world in 1492, that labour presented itself in the bodies of indigenous people.

That was echoed in the stark choice that Labour presented workers in this entrepreneurial, innovative young country: brain up, or get written off.

In 1945, Labour presented itself as in tune with the then-new world of "scientific" economic planning, efficient centralising management and organised industrial production.

Those are that both Clegg and our team made it clear to our parliamentary colleagues every step of the way just what an intransigent shambles Labour presented.

McDonnell has argued that Labour presented an austerity-lite message in the 2015 election, and the party has to be clearer where it stands on the balance of tax rises, borrowing and the deficit.

"It would be unwise to exclude the possibility of Labour presenting a serious challenge to the Tories if it manages to strike a chord with voters on key issues or if the government performs poorly.

During the campaign so far, Farage has struggled to break into the headlines, with the Conservatives and Labour presenting the election as a straight choice between Ed Miliband and David Cameron for prime minister.

The human labour presented in The Colony reminded me of Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado's photographs of workers, and of Darren Almond's 2007 film Bearing, filmed in an almost continuous take, in which the artist accompanied an Indonesian worker as he descended the side of an active volcano in Java to harvest sulphur.

The Conservatives were both quick and effective on the attack and Labour presented them with several clear opportunities.