Sentence examples for labour projects from inspiring English sources

She rowed straight into Cooper and Burnham's record as part of previous Labour projects.

Soon after he became chancellor, George Osborne's officials presented him with a list of Labour projects that were candidates for possible cuts.

He told the Financial Times that the Conservatives would continue to cut both spending and taxes by £4 billion a year, so that by 2006-07, spending would be £20 billion lower than Labour projects.

The Sizing the EU App Economy report claims that of the €17.5bn (£14.4bn) earned by EU app developers last year, €6bn came from consumer apps – a mixture of sales, in-app purchases and advertising revenues – while €11.5bn came from "contract labour' projects for other companies.

One minister sketched the skein of long-standing political contacts that Brown has in Obama's administration, including Larry Summers, Robert Reich and Timothy Geithner: "I think Obama will feel very strongly drawn to back Brown... you can't underestimate how much the development of the new Democrat projects and the new Labour projects of the early nineties are intertwined.

North Korea remains reliant on minerals exports to China and remittances from tens of thousands of its people working on labour projects overseas.

The New Labour project embraced it.

Lord Kinnock never got the credit he deserved for paving the way for the New Labour project.

Friends insist he is motivated by loyalty to the party and the New Labour project.

The new Labour project was based on sociology rather than economics or history.

Elliott compared the task to the New Labour project of the 1990s.