Sentence examples for round of labour from inspiring English sources

In 2007 won first round of Labour deputy leadership contest, which was won in the end by Harriet Harman.

Defeat in 2010 did not trigger the traditional round of Labour bloodletting and, at the time, that seemed a remarkable achievement.

As it happens, the new government has recently announced a programme under which €25 billion will be spent on such measures over the next four years.Yet the next round of labour-market reforms also seems to be under way.

So the chancellor can quite honestly turn round to Labour critics of PFI and say it's merely a tool and, besides, is going to be deployed more flexibly in future.

The Lib Dems rounded on Labour negotiators, accusing them of not being serious in the talks, and preferring opposition as more attractive than the challenges of creating a coalition.

In the Commons yesterday all the former ministers were rounded on by a succession of Labour MPs claiming the moment marked the death knell of New Labour.

He becomes the first casualty of Labour's present round of reselection.

They still have the capacity to generate heat, however, as last week's election debate showed, with David Cameron rounding on Gordon Brown about the contents of Labour leaflets, and Brown having to defend himself.

Five rounds of AV later, Labour had 49% and the Greens 41.7, and Labour was duly mock-elected.

Ed Miliband won the first round of his battle to modernise Labour's traditional practices last night when the party's MPs voted overwhelmingly to allow him to choose his own Shadow Cabinet.

On Friday morning Osborne, in a round of interviews with broadcasters, rejected Labour's claims that workers would be £1,600 a year worse off by the end of this parliament.