Sentence examples for orchestrated labour from inspiring English sources

The emphasis on David Cameron's non-attendance was clearly part of an orchestrated Labour strategy online.

However, Dr Gerada denied that the letter had been orchestrated by Labour, and that she had put it together the letter with "a few other medical leaders".

"It has not been orchestrated by Labour, it has been put together by me and a few other medical leaders," she told the Telegraph.

The two latest gory interventions, in Lebanon in 2006 and in Gaza this year, were both orchestrated by Labour ministers of defence, Amir Peretz and Barak.

He may have worked in the United States for the last nine years for the private health firm United Health but the 47-year-old is respected and remembered both at Westminster and inside the NHS for helping to orchestrate New Labour's huge investment in the service in the early part of the last decade, which rescued it after years of neglect and decline.

Ian Lucas, a Labour MP, kept shouting "Four years late!" but I only know it was him because the usual wall of noise orchestrated by the Labour whips was silent.

Within hours of Hunt's pledge, an earlier draft of the doctors' letter was leaked to the Daily Telegraph, which claimed that Labour had orchestrated it.

Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, has accused the Tories of trying to orchestrate criticism of Labour after the boss of Boots suggested that Ed Miliband as prime minister would be a catastrophe.

The Conservative Party accused Labour of orchestrating the letter, and hit back with criticisms of Labour's own record on health.

Through fostering positive behavioural patterns and introducing the concept of negotiating and decision making to an intergenerational audience, Deepti and her peers have orchestrated a reduction in their vulnerability to child marriage, child labour, and corporal punishment.

In an interview with the Times, Whelan described Labour's latest election campaign as an "unmitigated disaster", orchestrated by Mandelson.