Sentence examples for labour stressed from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Labour stressed the potential dividend losses that might come from the asset sales.

But Labour stressed it would make different choices, including raising taxes on the wealthiest.

Labour, stressed Miliband, could not survive as a "party of declining membership" but had to relaunch itself as a "genuine community organisation" that embraced non-members.

Labour stressed that the change of tack was for "commercial reasons", but the controversy over the past year is thought to have strained relations.

He was careful not to rule out a higher tax burden when he promised before the election not to raise income-tax rates, but Labour stressed its low-tax credentials throughout the campaign.

Labour stresses that its devolution deal is not dependent on combined authorities being run by mayors, even though Adonis is a personal supporter of mayors.

A Labour spokesman stressed that the position was not party policy.

Although Labour has stressed the need to build more homes, Benn said it should be for local communities rather than Whitehall to specify where they go.

Labour sources stressed that the ideas would not downplay serious crimes, or redefine those aged 18 to 20 as "youths" and would only be carried out if they are found to be definitely "workable and affordable".

Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, stressed that preserving workers' rights would be a "bottom line" for May to get his party's support for triggering article 50, which now looks likely to have to be approved by parliament after a landmark legal judgment.

Labour has stressed that its Falkirk findings came after "key evidence" was withdrawn - with current MP Eric Joyce claiming people were "prevailed upon" to do so.