Sentence examples for labour succeed from inspiring English sources

Surely those who want to see Labour succeed – for the sake of the country, after all – have a duty to get rid of a leader who is an obstacle to this goal?

Axelrod himself stressed on Friday that he could not help Labour succeed at the next election without the mobilisation of local communities, adding – in his first effort to energise Labour members – that the world would be watching the outcome of the 2015 vote.

The odds are of course stacked against Labour succeeding.

History shows us that combining empathy and entrepreneurialism is how Labour succeeds in office.

Labour succeeds when it convinces the electorate it can deliver efficiency and social justice via successful economic modernisation – in the interests of the many, not the few.

If Labour succeeds in making the NHS a big issue at the next election, the Lib Dems will have nowhere to hide, the party's "kill the Bill" brigade warn.

Baston finds that despite the deep divide within the parliamentary Labour party between the leftwing leadership of Jeremy Corbyn and centrist "Blairite" MPs, the party's best showing was in areas where New Labour succeeded.

Labour succeeded in mobilising its core vote, although the Conservatives, who concentrated in raising turn-out in the pro-Johnson suburbs, seemed to do better at mobilising their supporters.

It was, in fact, a litany of much-needed reminders: of the country Labour inherited in 1997 and how a changed Labour succeeded in transforming it, and why, to paraphrase Bill Clinton, we need to continue to make change our friend, not our enemy.

Former prime minister Tony Blair said this week that Labour "succeeds best when it is in the centre ground".

Labour can succeed and retain its moral compass, but it needs to avoid the dogmas of the right as well as of the left.