Sentence examples for session labour from inspiring English sources

When a businessman once asked Harold Macmillan why he didn't run government departments like proper businesses, Macmillan replied: "How would you run your company if your annual general meeting were in permanent session?" Labour doesn't seem to have thought through what an alternative market structure would look like in the public sector and until it does it won't make much progress.

Chairman of the session, Labour's Jimmy Hood, interrupted her and told her to "put her jacket back on" and comply with Westminster's dress code.

But the MP chairing the session, Labour's Jimmy Hood, told her she was in breach of Westminster's dress code, and ordered her to cover up.

At 11.57am, three minutes before the start of the question session, Jon Mendelsohn, Labour's chief fundraiser, put out a statement saying that he had known about the unconventional fundraising arrangements since the end of September.

Following Ed Miliband's recent pledge to adopt a less aggressive tone at the 30-minute session, the Labour leader devoted most of his questions to the Syrian refugees crisis and whether the UK should sign up to the UNHCR sanctuary programme on refugees.

Verdict: Tory MPs were jubilant after the session while Labour MPs, although less upbeat, said the match was a draw.

Kendall-mania, as we all know, is hard to define, so let's allow some of the people who were there, in Dulwich Park – at a picnic and question-and-answer session for Labour leadership candidate Liz Kendall – define it for us.

In the past King has hinted at select committee sessions that Labour allowed public spending to rise too fast but his latest remarks are one of his clearest exonerations of Labour for the financial crash.

For each 1 hour session 1.5 hours labour was allocated, and 5 hours labour per group for screening potential participants.

Yet the disabled only received a cursory mention in the prosperity and work session of the Labour conference, set aside for issues of the labour market and benefits system.

During the question-and-answer session, Miliband admitted Labour had not done enough on housing.