Sentence examples for rich labour from inspiring English sources

Satisfying this mood with token raids on the rich, Labour reckons, will win more votes than will be lost by severing its already frayed bond with the City.

This rich Labour figure gave his money to that poorer Labour figure who sprayed it up the wall failing to persuade the other Labour figures to vote for him or her.

Polling shown to the political cabinet revealed that while the Tories are seen as being for the rich, Labour are for "immigrants and the poor" – at a time when, according to Fabian Society research, many of the traditional poor now define themselves as "in the middle".

It's just the same sort of thing like people always say the Conservatives are for the rich, Labour are for the poor, they tried Liberal and Conservative together, that didn't really make much difference.

Although her inheritance makes her probably the second richest Labour MP after Geoffrey Robinson - her father left her a fifth of his estate of £6.5m - she has never considered it a reason for failing to make her own contribution.

Remember Peter Mandelson proclaiming that he didn't mind if people got filthy rich under Labour?

But in the rich world labour's share of GDP has fallen to historic lows, while profits are soaring.

I support the opening of rich European labour markets to immigrants within the European Union and beyond: that is a liberal position but not a nationalist position.

THE Hebrew language is not rich enough, Labour's Binyamin Ben-Eliezer complained, to convey the full panoply of the Netanyahu government's follies and failures.

The chancellor, George Osborne, makes quite a thing of being tougher on corporations (and the super rich) than Labour was, though the small print is often less reassuring.

His government has redistributed wealth, especially to poorer families and pensioners, but has not made a religion out of squeezing the rich, as Labour had seemed to in the 1970s.