Sentence examples for plain labour from inspiring English sources

The party's called plain Labour again Fine voice Singer Suzannah Clarke and the Community union 'Heavy Metal Choir' leading the Red Flag and Jerusalem at the end.

And by no means the same thing which is likely to be more popular?Fail differentlyThis much is plain: Labour's statism has failed to crack the country's toughest social problems, such as its pockets of entrenched worklessness and educational inequalities.

The release of the image - on the same day that the newly inseparable double act appeared in the West Midlands to intervene in the Rover crisis - comes at the end of a week which made it plain that Labour's re-election campaign will be dominated by the decision of the two men to bury their hatchets for a third term.

Perhaps plain old labour exploitation isn't juicy enough for headlines, or doesn't provide enough cover for raids.

Joe Anderson, the city's plain-talking Labour mayor, reacted to Kilfoyle's treachery with typical derision.

The shadow minister Liz Kendall cast herself as the brave and plain-speaking Labour leadership contender by stating that, if she's voted in, the party would place a special focus on "white working-class communities".

How much that little country has benefited from his involvement is unclear.Cut him loose, DaveLord Ashcroft's importance to the Tories, on the other hand, is plain (another difference with Labour's "non-doms", who, as well as being less secretive, are much lesser political figures).

It's perfectly possible, of course, that the Tories on both sides who suspect Johnson was never an outer in his bones are plain wrong, that the anonymous Labour MP who hotly accused him on Friday of jeopardising thousands of ordinary people's jobs just to secure one for himself was doing him a terrible injustice.

Immigrants from around the world pumped new skills, innovation, enthusiasm and just plain hard work into a labour-hungry, creatively starved economy.

The next question is what happens if it becomes plain that Corbyn is failing and Labour's fortunes remain dismal, or sinking yet lower.

OO UK Government Axes Climate Departmentt -Ed Miliband, the former energy and climate secretary under Labour, called the move "plain stupid".