Sentence examples for returning labour from inspiring English sources

That view of history also clarifies and magnifies Blair's achievement in returning Labour to its roots in a radical liberalism.

The constituency and its predecessors covering the same north London patch have been returning Labour MPs since 1935.

The trouble is that it will end up being a terrible strategy for returning Labour to power.

I've said this on many occasions, but I see that "old" politics is returning – Labour v Tory.

This "New Labour" agenda, combined with highly professionalized political marketing, produced a landslide victory in the general election of 1997, returning Labour to power after 18 years of Conservative Party rule and securing Tony Blair's appointment as prime minister.

Although net migration was down 72,000 since the election, the figures were down 27,000 because of more Britons leaving the country and down 20,000 because of fewer Britons returning, Labour said.

In 1966 the newly returned Labour government published a white paper, The University of the Air.

This ought to be secure Labour territory; for decades it had returned Labour MPs, MSPs and councillors.

Corbyn and his party "are drifting further away from the voters they need to persuade to return Labour to government.

Election after election, the Scots return Labour, SNP and Lib Dem MPs – and get Westminster governments for which they feel they didn't vote.

To sustain its share of the vote and maximise the number of MPs it returns, Labour needs the votes of millions of traditional supporters like Duffy.