Sentence examples for labour strength from inspiring English sources

The next Labour strength is its ground game.

He cautions that there are still signs that this may be overstating Labour strength.

Though it is a traditional Labour strength, Mr Hague thinks that health too can be turned to the Tories' advantage if the government fails to perform and his own party produces bold ideas for reform.

Collapse of Lib Dem support; voting reform off the agenda for a generation; SNP triumph leading to victory in independence referendum and drastic cut in Labour strength at Westminster; this further diminished by boundary changes.

Accordingly, he is caught between the demand of the Economic Administration Head Office to help "swell the labour strength (for the munitions industries)" and the demand of the Reich Central Security Department to direct "the disposal of as many evacuees as possible, for obvious reasons of self-defense".

It is easy to forget that even in developed countries they arrived in strength in the labour force only a few decades ago.

Labour's strength would ensure a three-horse race.

Labour's strength was further dissipated by the formation of rival Catholic and communist trade-union federations in 1919 and 1921.

Labour's strength remains the health service, where a 13-point lead in 2005 has shrunk to eight points.

Parekh, Kymlicka and others also argue that labour movement strength, not ethnic homogeneity, is the best indicator of the size of a welfare state.

The small print of this and previous London polls provides clues about which groups of Londoners are boosting Labour's strength.