Sentence examples for labour through from inspiring English sources

"I'm Labour through and through," says Kathleen.

He is Labour through and through".

They know, however, that Brown is Labour through and through.

As Mr Levy puts it, "we tax unskilled labour through the social-security system.

First, companies have increasingly sourced labour through intermediaries, thereby avoiding existing labour laws.

"This disgraceful stance will haunt Labour through next year's Scottish Parliament election and far beyond.

One half looks after business, the other half organised labour through the trade union movement.

Kenny Cassidy, a former Inland Revenue worker who voted for independence, says he will be voting Labour "through gritted teeth".

So they cut costs, especially capital investment and labour, through an unpleasant mix of redundancies, reduced hours and lower pay.

As if election night didn't already look like a rerun of 1992, Lord Kinnock took to the airwaves to accuse the right-wing press of thwarting Labour through a sustained campaign of abuse aimed at Ed Miliband.

East London was Labour through-and-through and remained so as each new immigrant community set up shop there.