Sentence examples for labour recasting from inspiring English sources

It's not exactly been a high-level seminar in public policy, more like an exercise in political transvestism – the Tories posing as warm-hearted, open-walleted splashers of cash, Labour recasting itself as the hard-faced wearer of a kinkily tight fiscal corset.

IN THE early 1990s, as Labour battled to recast itself as a moderate, pro-business, and therefore electable party, senior shadow ministers staged a series of lunches with City of London bigwigs.

Mr Sweeney has concentrated on grassroots organising, and has tried to recast labour's traditional hard-hat, white-man-only image into a perception that the AFL-CIO embraces workers of every sort.

Labour certainly will not recover if its leadership candidates do the Tories' work for them W Stephen Gilbert Labour will not recover by recasting itself as Tory-lite: fiscally responsible, austerity aware, NHS privatising but, as everyone knows, less competent at these things than the Tories are.

Cohen also excels at recasting familiar icons.

Recasting any one of these alone would be huge.

I'm looking forward to that bit of recasting too.

Some are recasting themselves as "mobility service providers".

Platinum Recasting.

Recasting obstacles as opportunities.

Monogrammed, Zelda-ed, whatever Fox is recasting Futurama!