Sentence examples for situation labour from inspiring English sources

Since 1997, it has faced a difficult situation: Labour has stolen its policies.

But we know it was not the Scot Nats alone who were responsible for the situation Labour are now in.

He compared the situation Labour found itself in following its 7 May election defeat with the position it faced in the 1980s, when the party swung to the left under Michael Foot, paving the way for 18 years of Conservative rule.

In the opposite situation, labour supply declines.

(Midwife, FGD, Referral) A doctor even likened the situation in labour ward to that of being in jail: "To say the truth when women come to our labour ward it is like being in jail.

Acknowledging that the SNP's success would complicate Miliband's plans for government, he said: "Now we have a situation where Labour could win literally scores of seats in England and Wales and see themselves unable to offer a majority Labour government because of what's happened in just one part of the United Kingdom".

Yet this is obviously a surreal and bizarre situation for Labour.

But Michael Gove, the education secretary, replied that the "elephant in the room" was the dire economic situation that Labour had left behind.

There couldn't be a worse situation for Labour in campaigning to restrict Scotland and Wales to more or less the current devolution settlement in the 2011 elections.

Edwards says his commentary is apolitical and notes he previously heaped scathing criticism on the UK economic situation under Labour in 2008.

But the education secretary picked up Cameron's baton to tell MPs that the "elephant in the room" was the dire economic situation that Labour had left behind.