Sentence examples for selection labour from inspiring English sources

A DfE source said: "It's surprising that Sir Michael thought he could produce advice on MATs based on such a skewed selection" Labour seized on Wilshaw's remarks as evidence that the government should scale back plans for all state schools in England to become academies, arguing that a pause was needed to resolve the problems.

Commenting on her selection, the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, said: "Labour has selected a great candidate to fight the Tooting byelection.

Although there are some honourable exceptions where more than a handful of people turned out to vote, our findings reveal that the selection of Labour candidates is a minority activity which, on average, attracts fewer than one in four Labour members.

In fact the need for all-women shortlists for selection of Labour MPs to ensure sufficient numbers of women on their green benches reveals the certainty that Labour members won't select women.

But Mr Corbyn's selection as Labour leader would present a challenge to the Prime Minister.

Policy and communication skills are clearly important in the selection of Labour's next leader.

He also proposes giving affiliated organisations and party branches a greater say in the selection of Labour MPs.

For the October election in 1974, he and Phillip Whitehead, MP for Derby North, aided my selection as Labour candidate for West Derbyshire.

I put it to Abbas that his campaign has been damaged by way in which his selection as Labour's candidate came about.

So recent claims that a union had rigged the selection of Labour's candidate to fight a parliamentary seat in Falkirk, Scotland, proved highly embarrassing.

They would be better off concentrating their fire on the issue of selection, where Labour ministers are still at their most confused.