Sentence examples for return to labour from inspiring English sources

I'll return to Labour in a moment.

"We needed honesty from the chancellor yesterday, but instead we got a return to Labour smoke and mirrors.

The former immigration minister, Phil Woolas, has no prospect of making a return to Labour politics, the party's deputy leader, Harriet Harman, signalled today.

Mary Sinclair Narberth, Pembrokeshire Miliband has taken his boldest gamble yet in calling on voters in Scotland to return to Labour (Ed Miliband: I won't have Labour government if it means deals with SNP, 1 May).

One of the interesting side discussions that took place in the recent debate over technological unemployment was the fact that progress may well involve steady erosion in the return to labour relative to capital.

In Tory-held constituencies such as Pudsey – where Labour came second in 2010, and the Lib Dems were a decent third – they could lose if Lib Dem deserters return to Labour in numbers.

The council went into hung administration for four years before returning to Labour in 1998.

He had joined Labour in 1979, left in 2003 – the year of the Iraq invasion – joined the Greens in 2015, and returned to Labour when Corbyn was elected.

Asked whether he would consider returning to Labour's front bench to bolster Ed Miliband's team in the runup to the election, Darling is non-committal.

But when the party merged with the Liberals in 1988, he declined to join and later returned to Labour, satisfied that its social democratic credentials had been restored.

"As automation substitutes for labour across the entire economy, the net displacement of workers by machines might exacerbate the gap between returns to capital and returns to labour," he said.