Sentence examples for struggling labour from inspiring English sources

She is increasingly seen as the most likely replacement for Ed Miliband, the struggling Labour leader.

In response to the firm's collapse, and news that another major contractor, Capita, is struggling, Labour MP Louise Haigh has called for all future contracts to be subject to freedom of information requests.

It's a national scandal that the Tories look after their own affluent communities while leaving struggling Labour-run communities to bleed.

That could be good news for the struggling Labour Party and also for the one-time foreign minister, Tzipi Livni, who recently established the Hatnuah Party, or the Movement.

Within seven hours of replacing Andrew Little as leader of the struggling Labour Party, Ardern was asked by Jesse Mulligan, host of TV3's The Project, if she felt she had to make a decision between continuing to focus on her career or having a family.

The rich countries were no longer growing quickly and struggling with labour shortages.

The Balls plan to throw Labour's five-year tax and spending plans to the mercy of the judgment of the fiercely independent OBR is high risk, but betrays the struggle Labour is facing to persuade the electorate that it will not be fiscally irresponsible in government.

Seats where Tories could struggle and Labour could take control: Pudsey Conservative majority 1,659 20100).

His task is not to win over the entire country, where he might struggle, but Labour voters, where he should be strong – and, specifically, the young, where his admirers insist he is stronger still.

Wheels supports a decentralized model that empowers people and makes a difference in the local communities whereas Starbucks is a centralized model that generates value for shareholders (doubling its share value over 5 years), but at the same time struggles with labour issues & paying for our common good (Read: Taxes).

CAPITALISM is struggling but organised labour shows no sign of profiting from its mistakes.