Sentence examples for successive labor from inspiring English sources

Hockey said successive Labor governments had delivered six successive deficits, totalling $240bn, with many more forecast.

She believes successive Labor governments have been too focused on strengthening Medicare to examine private health insurance.

Caz Coleman was one of the most prominent advisers to Coalition and successive Labor governments on asylum-seeker policy in Australia.

Successive Labor leaders have failed to achieve this, so the anachronism survives, leaving a very real opportunity for somebody with the negativity talents of Abbott.

Alcohol-related violence had to be addressed – I had been calling for action by successive Labor and Liberal governments for years – but there were better alternatives than lockouts.

This is largely due to efforts by successive Labor governments to make sure that taxpayers' money is spent in the most effective way possible to alleviate poverty.

Under successive administrations, labor laws were weakened, and those that remained on the books were no longer vigilantly enforced.

But although he was an instinctive conservative and close to Mrs. Thatcher, the other two, Lords Balogh and Kaldor, were socialists, advising successive British Labor governments and being ennobled by them.

Complications related to the procedure can manifest during successive pregnancy, labor, and delivery.

His reputation for fairness is suggested by the fact that to be one of the three impartial members of the seven-member agency, he had to be acceptable to both labor and management in successive administrations.

But after two successive major losses to the shinier "new Labor" party of Prime Minister Tony Blair, the characters vying to lead the Conservatives are trying out smart new looks for their out-of-fashion old party.