Sentence examples for preferred labour from inspiring English sources

In the same poll, 68% of non-white voters preferred Labour and only 21% the Tories.

This is not solely because Pavlovianly, I salivate at any mention of the words "Liberal Democrat"; in the past (from a safe distance to be sure) I've always preferred Labour, even when poor old threadbare Michael Foot was in charge.

It echoes the age-old adolescent frustration about alternative culture being co-opted by the mainstream, and is proof that, in some quarters, the kind of memes you're into says just as much about you as your Instagram feed or your preferred Labour party faction.

For those who are not unemployed, we assume that they are observed in their most preferred labour market state.

"If I preferred Labour or Tory I would be in one of those parties, so I don't know.

For those with zero hours who are unemployed, we assume they reveal themselves to not be in their most preferred labour market state.

Minority voters still prefer Labour to the Conservatives.

Mr Peres appears to believe that the prime minister would much prefer Labour to stay than to go.

(Some civic campaigners and Lib Dems would now prefer Labour to take this approach than propose a referendum on AV).

Even if most SNP supporters prefer Labour to the Tories and most UKIP voters prefer the Tories, that is no longer their whole choice.

They are in no doubt which one they prefer: Labour wins re-election, Britain devolves, shares sovereignty and takes a positive role in the leadership of Europe.