Sentence examples for prospective labour from inspiring English sources

"What's illegal now is to use them in public," Lucy Rigby, the prospective Labour candidate explained.

I talked a few times to Su Maddock, the prospective Labour candidate for Torbay.

At the Labour party conference in Manchester last week, shadow energy secretary Caroline Flint announced a string of measures in an prospective Labour government's "war on cold homes".

Official attempts to justify the project have also been criticised, according to transport expert and prospective Labour mayoral candidate Christian Wolmar.

In a further move to close down the speculation about Miliband's future, 100 prospective Labour parliamentary candidates signed a joint letter calling on the anonymous rebels to stop briefing newspapers and instead rally round Miliband's leadership.

In the memo, Mollet – himself a prospective Labour parliamentary candidate for the next election – admits that the only reason that the digital economy bill has a hope of passing is that MPs are "resigned" to voting on it without debate.

His top tweet instead issued a warning of the "heavy price" of any prospective Labour-SNP political deal.

In a study for the European Commission last year of the prospective labour-market effect of EU enlargement, Herbert Brücker, of Berlin's German Institute for Economic Research (DIW), estimated that initially 335,000 people from the new members might move west each year, but that after ten years the flow would drop below 150,000 as incomes converged and the most footloose had gone.

Ed Miliband must have many feelings about his prospective life as Labour leader.

Many of the methods encourage participation by the prospective father during labour and delivery, primarily to provide emotional support.

Labour prospective parliamentary candidate, Lee Sheriff, who hopes to win a seat next year, said: "The Lib Dem vote collapsed.