Sentence examples for labour to improve from inspiring English sources

His present ministers are carrying out his orders, even though the unnerving result is a lot of unhappy doctors, nurses, teachers and others who had counted on Labour to improve their lot.

But Mr. Osborne has been betting that the prospect of economic recovery would be enough to convince voters that the current Conservative-led coalition government was better positioned than Labour to improve Britain's parlous finances and make the economy more competitive on world markets.

Plaid Cymru has urged Labour to improve its running of the NHS in Wales.

Q: What would Labour do to improve access to affordable housing?

What would Labour do to improve careers guidance for young people?

Lightman said the London Challenge initiative – which was launched in 2003 with major investment by the Labour government to improve the performance of the capital's secondary schools – showed how focused support and investment could help improve results.

The London Challenge was launched in 2003 with massive investment by the Labour government to improve the performance of the capital's secondary schools, which were producing among the poorest results in the country.

That is Labour's problem today: it is still blamed more than the coalition for Britain's continuing economic problems; it is trusted far less than the Conservatives to tackle the government's deficit; and too few people expect a Labour government to improve their lives.

Clearly his words fell on deaf ears, as in August the government removed the requirement for lecturers to have teaching qualifications, in effect dismantling almost a decade of work – started under the last Labour government – to improve teaching standards and put further education lecturers on a par with school teachers.

Mr Sutcliffe's comments call to mind the recent promise of Gordon Brown, the prime minister, to provide "British jobs for British workers": there is, it seems, greater political desire to protect citizens from immigrant labour than to improve their ability to compete with it.

The policy, which originated under Labour, aimed to improve struggling schools, primarily in deprived areas.