Sentence examples for labour to protect from inspiring English sources

Mr Miliband will ask nurses to work with Labour to protect the NHS.

Mr Hain said placing a greater burden of tax on high earners would allow Labour to protect those on middle incomes from losing universal benefits.

In early April, the Plaid Cymru Welsh Assembly member Elin Jones tweeted a picture of a poster seen in Wales saying: "I'm voting Labour to protect our NHS".

Parents of children in New York are doubtless grateful to the bureaucrats huddled at the city's Department of Education, labouring to protect them from the real world beyond the school fence.

Or will Labour legislate to protect people on zero-hours contracts?

Heavy government interference in the labour market to protect workers has made employers reluctant to create jobs, for fear of hiring incompetents who cannot then be fired.

At the last election, Labour pledged to protect the whole education budget from the early years to 19, yet this crucial difference barely featured in political discourse.

More important, perhaps, progressives to a large degree achieved their economic and social objectives among them, strict regulation of intrastate railroads and public utilities, legislation to prevent child labour and to protect women workers, penal reform, expanded charitable services to the poor, and accident insurance systems to provide compensation to workers and their families.

That will matter most not to the now former Labour ministers who will find that when they climb into the back seat of a car, it doesn't move – but to the people who have always depended on a Labour government to protect them.

Corbyn stressed in his victory speech after winning 62% of the vote in the leadership election that he would do everything he could to "make it an engine of progress for our country and the people that depend on the Labour party to protect their interests and win power to deliver real change".

Trade unions, human rights activists and politicians have called for urgent labour reforms to protect the thousands of migrant workers building a complex of five-star hotels and museums on Saadiyat Island in the United Arab Emirates, including a new Louvre and the world's largest Guggenheim.