Sentence examples for labour replies from inspiring English sources

Even under attack by business and the City, Labour replies weakly: "We're a pro-business party".

The Labour reply was: No you haven't.

Labour replied that it believed the strike should not have gone ahead, but said responsibility for resolving the dispute lay equally with Bob Crow, the RMT's leader, and Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London.

The prime minister, struggling to get his reply out amid laughter from Labour MPs, replied: "I know that the honourable Lady is extremely frustrated about the... perhaps I should start all over again.

A Labour aide replied: "He has got an independent inquiry - by the police".

'I don't think you can have one while you have the free movement of labour,' he replied.

The Labour MP replied: "With the greatest respect chancellor, that's not the question I'm asking you," in one of a series of testy exchanges.

Told that he did not sound "too keen" on the EU, the Labour leader replied: "Whatever the result, we have got to work with it".

Labour can reply that the Tories have learned nothing either – they're ready to plunge the country into yet deeper cuts, though last time it caused three years of flatlining.

Labour's reply is that, in the fat era after 1997, the government fixed the roofs of Britain's schools and hospitals instead.In this section Making them happen Badge of honour?

Mr Fallon also argued that Mr Miliband could not be trusted to defend the country, but the Labour leader replied that the Defence Secretary was a "decent man" who had nevertheless "demeaned his office" through the attack.