Sentence examples for marked the Labour from inspiring English sources
Other failings marked the Labour years.
However, it compared well with the "fiesta of delusional self-indulgence" that marked the Labour conference.
"Do you remember when the Sun had red smoke coming out of the Vatican to mark the Labour victory?
President Xi Jinping met "model workers" from various industries across the country to mark the Labour Day holiday, China Youth Daily reports.
Despite the promise of change, Blair's accession in 1997 marked the moment when Labour embraced the principles of the free market.
His speech marked the return of Labour to national campaigning after a pause following the Manchester Arena suicide bombing, which killed 22 people and injured 116 after an Ariana Grande pop concert aimed at young girls.
The resentment growing within the parliamentary party between those who will serve and those who will not has led to John Woodcock MP, chair of the Blairite group, Progress, to warn of the emergence of a new split to replace the Blair-Brown chasm that marked the last two decades of Labour politics.
The warmth of the tributes and the applause from the government whips, who were not joined by a single Tory counterpart in the lobby, marked the moment when the Labour tribe turned out to demonstrate their respect for a man whose life story has touched many in the movement, despite the ignominious end.
The row broke out as the Labour leadership marked the 100th day before the general election by highlighting the party's plan to embark on a 10-year campaign to merge health and care services.
He also complained strongly about the way Labour marked the publication of the IPPR's Condition of Britain report by using it to announce an apparently punitive policy about the withdrawal of benefits from some 18 to 21-year-olds.
The comprehensive spending review that accompanied the PBR marked the definitive end of Labour's splurge on public spending of the past seven years, with the brakes being applied firmly in the face of stubbornly high budget deficits that have lasted since 2002/03.
