Sentence examples for set up labour from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week, Jeremy Corbyn pledged to set up Labour organising academies aimed at teaching supporters new skills that will help transform their communities.

Niroshan Sirisena, a Labour councillor in Croydon and a Momentum organiser, said he and others set up Labour Against Racism and Fascism weeks ago as part of an attempt to develop the party's anti-racism policies at a constituency level.

We set up Labour for a Referendum because I think it's time the British people had their say, and I support Business for Britain because I want that say to be on a fundamentally reformed relationship.

In an interview with the Observer, Ed Miliband says that unless Cameron announces a full public inquiry within 48 hours, he will set up Labour's own inquiry to examine the causes of the riots in a "national conversation" with people in rundown areas and those that have recovered from deprivation.

Mr Hosie's deputy leadership bid has been backed by businessman Tony Banks, of Business for Scotland, and Allan Grogan, who set up Labour for Independence.

If there's a problem with Machines, it's that the class conflict Jain sets up – labour vs. capital – is so simple that it runs the risk of becoming an abstraction.

- 600 new Child Protection Committees set up to end child labour practices.

The welfare state, the NHS, workers' rights: these were the culmination of generations of struggle, not least by a labour movement that had set up the Labour party – controversially at the time – to give working people a voice.

I would remind Polly that the process for selecting Circle to operate Hinchingbrooke hospital started under the last Labour government, and the decision to transfer the management was made using powers set up by Labour in 2001.

In 1962, with Roy Jenkins (obituary, January 6 2003), he set up the Labour Common Market Committee.

It would lead to practical changes, including the wholesale review of the Prevent strategy set up by Labour.