Sentence examples for point of labour from inspiring English sources

What is the point of Labour if it doesn't oppose these kinds of bills?

What is the point of Labour if not to stand up for ordinary working people, whether they are currently in work, sick, disabled or on the scrapheap?

Labour insists that it will vote for a post-legislative referendum at some point in the debates, forming another possible point of Labour alliance with dissenting Tory MPs to defeat the government.

Many are asking what the point of Labour is, particularly as the time is ripe for an economic vision that refuses to bow at the altar of growth – one that sees people as fully human, not competitive economic units.

The point of Labour's link to the unions is the benefit it brings of a close relationship with workers up and down the country.

But the whole point of Labour's new foundation trusts was that that they should have more autonomy than their traditional counterparts.

After all, what's the point of labouring over shorthand and media law and then going outside the office to meet your readers and getting an exclusive story?

No longer do we have to concentrate on the finer points of labour negotiations and contract possibilities for the next decade, but instead we can focus on actual hockey.

The Tories are on 33% in the monthly state of the parties poll, up a single point and two points ahead of Labour, which has sunk by six points since April.

With 11 days to voting on 7 May, the latest Opinium poll for the Observer put the Tories one point ahead of Labour, but their lead is down three points compared with a week ago.

The Tories pick up the lion's share of these deserters, gaining three points to climb to 34%, enough to put them a single point ahead of Labour, even though the opposition also edges up one to 33%.