Sentence examples for labour stood from inspiring English sources
In the past, Labour stood for neighbourhood, mutual obligation, earned respect and common betterment.
Labour stood on 30 per cent support in August, the month before Mr Corbyn's leadership triumph, rising to 32 per cent in September.
The SNP began to make its mark in the east of Scotland – farming, fishing and oil territory – in the 1970s, but Labour stood impregnable in the west.
Human rights groups also criticised the law, saying unscrupulous Amazon ranchers, who often exploit slave labour, stood to gain from the new rules.
The former leadership contender and former shadow business secretary argued that voters would not know what Labour stood for if its MPs were not told to vote a certain way by the party hierarchy.
Clegg is making precisely the same appeal as Tony Blair at the height of his popularity when he argued persistently that New Labour stood for economic competence and social justice.
Labour stands still on 32%.
Labour stands at the crossroads.
Labour stands at a crossroads.
For the time being, however, Labour stands by its man.
