Sentence examples for problem labour from inspiring English sources

The final problem Labour faces strategically is Scotland.

It's a rocky problem Labour will have to solve.

Moreover, a labour shortage at national level is no longer a problem: "Labour is more fungible than ever before".

Local taxation is a potent political issue where, having admitted there is a problem, Labour has failed to deliver reform.

A new land-acquisition law passed in December should quicken spending on needed infrastructure.But if land is one problem, labour is becoming another.

'It's a total misreading of the rejection we had.' And if they can't agree on the problem, Labour MPs certainly disagree on the solution.

But there is no substantive plan to address low productivity growth, which is the fundamental cause of the twin problems Labour has identified.

We revealed, in a few crisp paragraphs, that the Hindujas were going to bail out the Dome, and that this might lob a few problems Labour's way.

The problems Labour ministers have had with their own party supporters have been because they were more right-wing than expected, not more left-wing.Nor would a big Labour majority make a turn to the left more likely.

It occurred to me that we hear a lot about the states with bond problems, labour fights, budget battles, etc., but little about the states that have good public finances.

But Ceredigion MP Mark Williams, Liberal Democrat Welsh affairs spokesperson at Westminster, said the spending round "delivers Lib Dem priorities on investment and improving our public services while making responsible choices to deal with the financial problems Labour left us".